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Ladies and gentlemen,\ngood evening.
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Those who forge their own destiny.
Those who balk at their own destiny.
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Time visits all men equally and imposes\non them a choice for the future.
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When the final letter entrusted\nto the young man is read,
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...what future will that\nbring about for us?
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Act 21:
The Golden Boy's True Identity
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Count! There's something that
I have to talk to you about!
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Count!
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Could he have left Paris already?
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As the price of Danglars Bank stocks hits\ntrading limit lows day after day,
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...customers are swarming the teller windows\nto withdraw their savings.
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At this time, the whereabouts\nof the bank management,
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...including Monsieur Danglars,\nare unknown.
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You bunch\nof idiots.
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I have your precious treasure\nright here.
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I'll make a profit off of any situation,\neven bad ones.
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All I need is this stake money,\nand I'll be good as gold.
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With five trillion francs at my disposal,
I can win any speculation war.
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Now, then, which stock\nshould I start with?
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Damn it, I can't stand how inefficient\nthis is without Michelle!
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Good afternoon to you,
Monsieur Danglars.
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Monte Cristo!
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I-I was under the impression that I had bought\nout all the seats on this special flight.
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I have come from Paris.
I was forced to chase you.
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Oh, that wasn't necessary.
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I had hoped to have you\naccommodate me with funds.
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Five trillion francs.
In cash, right now.
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F-Five trillion?!
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According to my contract with you, there\nis no upper limit to my line of credit.
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Surely you haven't forgotten.
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I haven't. Believe me,
I haven't forgotten.
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But you've caught me at a bad time.
I'm traveling, so I'm not carrying any...
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But surely you are carrying cash\nin that case, are you not?
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This is...
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Come, now. Give it to me.
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I couldn't possibly!
This is...
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Now...
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Now.
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Now!
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If you'd turned around and gone home quietly,\nyou wouldn't have had to die.
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You fool.
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I'm gonna have to do something\nabout the body...
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B-But you're...
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You are as full of avarice\nas you ever were.
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You haven't changed one iota\nfrom the old days.
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Why aren't you...?
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Look closely at my face.
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Think back.
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Think back and remember the face of the man\nthat you consigned to oblivion 25 years ago.
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Remember the face\nof your friend,
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...whom you incriminated with your\nfalse accusations against him!
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E-Edmond Dantes?!
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Edmond... Take good care\nof this.
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You will be the next\ncaptain of the ship.
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Yes, sir.
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You wanted to see me,
Acting Captain?
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Danglars, these figures in the\ntrade ledgers just don't add up.
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Oh, um... When we were docked at
Alpha Centauri last month, they...
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Listen!
This is embezzlement!
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I'll overlook it this one time.
But if I ever see it happen again, I'll...
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You think you're
Captain already, huh?
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Three cheers\nfor Edmond!
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Mercedes is head over heels\nfor that boy, too!
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Compared to him, all the other guys who hit\non her are no better than garbage! Garbage!
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So, Edmond and Mercedes are finally having\ntheir engagement party next week, huh?
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Congratulations!
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I'll be praying for those two\nto live happily ever after!
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I'll be...
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Congratulations...
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There's no such thing\nas a perfect man.
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Know what I mean, Fernand?
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Every man ought to have\na flaw or two. Right?
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What're you getting at?
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When Captain Leclere died, he entrusted
Edmond with a letter.
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What do you suppose\nwas in it?
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Word has it that it was a secret document\naddressed to the dissident faction in Paris.
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Well? Pretty interesting,\nisn't it?
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Now, if we were to humbly bring it\nto the government's attention,
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...what do you suppose would\nhappen to Edmond?
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Edmond!
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Edmond!
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Mercedes! This is all\nsome kind of mistake!
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Don't worry\nabout me!
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Y-You're still alive?
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This sure brings back\nmemories...
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Of those days aboard the Pharaon, when we\nall sailed the sea of stars together...
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And then...
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What are you going\nto do to me?!
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If you think that I was the one who\nset you up, you've got it all wrong!
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I-It was Fernand!
He did it to get your woman!
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I only told him about the letter\nbecause he was so depressed.
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That it would be funny\nif we reported the letter...
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I only meant it\nas a joke!
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Out of jealousy and unjustified resentment,\nyou sent an innocent young man to prison.
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Is that not\nthe case?
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You're wrong!
It wasn't like that!
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You were nothing but an\nirritation to me!
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It made me sick\nto look at you!
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I didn't have any reason! I just wanted\nto get Edmond Dantes out of my sight!
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Those are...!
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Amazing!
This is amazing!
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I appreciate your candor.
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Now, accept my humble way\nof repaying you for your bullets.
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P-Please, wait!
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Wait, Edmond!
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Rejoice. Everything that\nyou touch turns to gold.
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Hey, wait a minute!
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Take it.
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Hey! Wait a minute!
Don't leave me here!
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Please!
Come back!
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And that is one...
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Find somewhere else\nto sleep!
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Where's the Count?
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You've been waiting for him all this time?
Gee, what a tenacious young man you are.
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Don't mock me!
I'm...
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"I simply must speak with the Count!"
Is that it?
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Lay off! You're just his lackey,\nso this is none of your business!
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Gosh, and here I was about to\ntell you where the Count is...
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Come on, wipe that look\noff your face.
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The Count's in space.
Right about now, I bet Danglars is...
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You're kidding!
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You can try to put up a fight all you want,\nbut it won't do you any good at this point.
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You're the Count's right-hand man,\naren't you?!
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Why? Why don't\nyou stop him?!
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Why can't you understand\nhow the Count really feels?!
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Why?!
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Don't talk like you\nknow everything!
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Why can't YOU understand?
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That he has to get revenge\nin spite of everything.
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That he can't forget the past\nin spite of everything.
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He has to do all that\nin spite of how he feels.
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Maybe so, but there's something that I have to\ntell the Count before he loses everything!
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They say that Villefort's first trial hearing\nis gonna be tomorrow.
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Now, it's time for little boys\nto be in bed! Go on home!
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Count, this kid might be tougher\nthan you think he is.
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This trial in the cases of the poisoning\nin the Villefort household,
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...as well as the attempted murder of the Count\nof Monte Cristo, will now come to order.
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I would like to make a statement\nbefore we begin.
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My actions were not\nout of self-interest.
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I did what I did in order to protect\nthe peace and public order of Paris.
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As such, I plead not guilty with no\nshame or remorse for my actions,
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...and will be acting\nas my own attorney.
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You can't come in if you don't\nhave a permit! Go away!
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This poisoning was the result of the attempt\nby Héloïse, Monsieur Villefort's second wife,
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...to poison her stepdaughter Valentine\nin order to get at her inheritance.
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In addition to falsely accusing the Count\nof Monte Cristo for these murders,
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...Monsieur Villefort also\nattempted to kill him.
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Rather than being motivated\nby love for his wife,
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...these acts were an attempt by Crown
Prosecutor Villefort to protect his...
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How dare you?!
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Monte Cristo is a disruptive element\nwho is throwing Paris into turmoil!
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Another possibility is that he is a spy\nsent here by the Empire.
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As a faithful officer of the court, I call for the\nimmediate arrest of the Count of Monte Cristo!
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Is that really the case,
I wonder?
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What are you implying?!
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I would like to call a witness who can shed\nsome light on the defendant's past.
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Order in the courtroom!
Witness, state your name.
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My name is Andrea Cavalcanti.
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Admittedly, it is\nan alias.
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The witness will answer\nthe question truthfully.
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In the orphanage,
I was called Benedetto.
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But I don't know\nmy real name.
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I see here that you were known to the public\nas the head of a notable aristocratic family?
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Please, stop that. I'm not an aristocrat.
I'm nothing of the sort.
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I was abandoned as an infant,\nraised in an orphanage,
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...and once I got out, I did\neverything under the sun.
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Larceny. Arson.
And even murder.
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And what does this have to\ndo with the case at hand?
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A great deal. I've come here today to tell\nthe story of the secret behind my birth.
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Quit your joking!
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Order in the courtroom!
Continue with your testimony.
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I was born in Auteuil. In the estate that the
Count of Monte Cristo now uses as his villa.
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I was buried alive immediately\nafter I was born.
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I was placed in\na tiny coffin.
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My father must have been\nin a complete panic.
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A judge with a promising future\nhaving a child by his lover?
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That sort of thing\nis frowned upon.
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So he sheltered my mother in the mansion\nat Auteuil, and he then took me and...
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Your Honor! Perhaps we should\nadjourn for the day.
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The defendant will\nremain silent!
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He's obviously nothing but a blackmailer\nwho was hired by someone!
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Who hired you?!
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Is this any way to treat me? After all, we\nhaven't seen one another for 17 years.
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The people enter into evidence the results of
DNA testing on the defendant and the witness.
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What is this?
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The coffin. The coffin that my parents\ngave to me instead of a crib.
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Please, stop this!
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I beg of you! Please, no more!
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What wonderful timing. Allow me\nto introduce my mother.
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This is Baroness Victoria Danglars.
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Come now, Mother,\nisn't that true?
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Father shoved me into this box\nand then buried me...
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...the garden behind the mansion,\ndidn't he?
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My boy... My darling baby!
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Forgive me...
Please, forgive your mother!
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Be quiet!
Shut up this instant!
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She's out of\nher mind!
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Father! Don't say such things\nabout Mother.
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What a terrible thing\nto say.
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It's him! He must be the one\nwho put you up to this!
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Your Honor, he made up this\nentire preposterous story!
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How could it be otherwise? I mean,\nthat baby is dead and buried.
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He couldn't possibly\nturn up and...
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Your Honor, please enter the defendant's\nstatement just now into the record.
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No! I only meant that...
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Order!
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You have to listen to me! This is a trap!
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You lousy con artist!
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The servant who saved my life\nleft this scrap of cloth with me.
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He must have wrapped me in this\nso that I wouldn't freeze.
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For my whole life, this has been the most\nimportant thing in the world to me.
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After all, this is the one thing\nthat connects me to you.
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You... Are you really?
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I'm sorry, Father.
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But if I hadn't resorted to this, you never would\nhave accepted that I really was your son, right?
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I wanted to meet you\nso badly, Father...
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Goodbye.
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Why, son?
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Why?
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Oh, you can kiss\nmy ass!
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Just looking at those haughty faces\nof yours makes me want to throw up!
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In the end, you bastards are animals\nno different from him and me!
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You hide your filthy true natures\nbehind those clean masks!
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You do! And you! And so do you!
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I seem to recall a certain Monsieur Dantes\nliving here long ago.
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I wouldn't really know. This place\nhas stood empty for a long time.
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Edmond...
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Mercedes...
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You're still young... And something tells me\nthat my boy isn't coming back.
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You shouldn't spend your whole life looking\nafter a doddering old man like me.
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Please, you should go...
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Summer is almost over.
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No! I won't!
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He'll come back! I know it!
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You bastard!
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And how are we feeling? Better, I hope?
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W-Who are you?
Why are you doing this to me?
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Oh, have you forgotten?
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Have you forgotten the innocent man\nyou convicted 25 years ago...
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...as the district judge\nfor Marseilles?
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The instant you discovered\nyour own name in that letter,
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...you decided to secretly\neliminate that man.
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Edmond Dantes!
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Is that really you?!
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The man who was once known by that name\ndied in the prison of the Chateau d'lf...
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...and returned to life\nas Gankutsuou.
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That letter you were carrying\nwas too dangerous!
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If I hadn't done something, the government\nwould have fallen into chaos!
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I had no choice!
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You are indeed a patriot,
Monsieur Villefort!
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However, the real motive for your actions\nwas to protect yourself, was it not?
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It was to maintain\nlaw and order.
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And that meritorious deed made you\nthe man you are right now.
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It was all for nothing.
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By the way, that needle\nwas coated with poison.
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What?
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That poison will be\na blessing.
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It will rot your brain and will send you\nto a world where no one can convict you.
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No, wait!
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No! Not that!!
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Villefort, poor servant\nof the law...
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The wings of the law will gently\ncradle you until the very end.
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And that makes two.
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Start walking.
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Eastern Fleet flagship\nhas crossed Rubicon Line!
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Be advised. According to Article 59 of the
Military Code, this is considered an act of...
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In spite of everything, the past\nwill not let go of the men.
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Vengeance gives rise to violence,\nand the cycle of sorrow continues.
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Next time on Gankutsuou,
The Count of Monte Cristo act 22:
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Act 22:
Counterattack
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..."Counterattack."
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Bide your time,\nand hold out hope!22895
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