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Zulu
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The restoration of this film
was supported by the Initiative for
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Digitization of the Federal Government's
Representative for Culture and Media,
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after a resolution
of the German Parliament.
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Pandora's Box premiered on February 9, 1929
in Berlin and wasn't a success at the time.
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The film became famous after the rediscovery
of Louise Brooks in the 1950s, initiated by
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her admirers Henri Langlois of the Cinémathèque
Française and James Card of Eastman House.
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As far as we know,
neither the original negative nor a print
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has been preserved from
the year of its production.
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The only material available are prints made in the
1950s and 1960s from heavily damaged negatives.
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The only way to show Pabst's images again
in their original beauty was digital restoration.
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Three surviving prints
were put at our disposition:
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a negative, made in 1952
by the Cinémathèque Française,
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a print of 1970 from the
Gosfilmofond of Russia
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and a print of 1964 from the
Národnà Filmový Archive in Prague.
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The prints were given to us by those
archives and the Cinecitta di Bologna.
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Combining those three prints, it was
possible to restore the sequence of Pabst's
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famous flowing montage and to replace the
missing frames and scenes as far as possibe.
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With digital restoration we tried to match
the photographic characteristics
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of the different material in
order to create a stylistic whole.
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Some damages still remain,
for the time being.
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From the restored version we made 35mm
negatives and prints, as well as a digital copy.
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The editing follows closely a working print
Enno Patalas made in the 1980s
for the Munich Film Museum.
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The intertitles are from a list Gero Gandert
found in the Swedish Riksarkivet.
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Recommended projecting speed: 20 fps
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PANDORA'S BOX
Variations on the theme of Frank Wedekind's
LULU
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Screenplay by LADISLAUS VAJDA
Production Manager GEORG C. HORSETZKY
Directed by GEORG WILHELM PABST
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ACT ONE
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You've done well for yourself!
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We haven't seen each other
in such a long time!
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Are you still dancing?
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You've forgotten everything.
You should have stayed with me.
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In that old garret?
I'd have run away for sure.
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This newspaper editor Dr. Schön
looks after you nicely,
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but one friend
doesn't guarantee our future.
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We must put you on the stage
for all the world to see!
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And I've brought
just the man to do that.
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His name is Rodrigo Quast, and he wants
to stage a big variety act with you.
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Dr. Schön is coming!
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I'm getting married!
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You won't kiss me
just because you're getting married?
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The whole town is talking about us.
I'm jeopardizing my position.
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Don't you see
that we must put an end to this?
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You'll have to kill me
to get rid of me.
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He was my first... patron!
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One did the best that one could.
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END OF ACT ONE
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ACT TWO
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"Minister of the Interior
Dr. von Zarnikow wishes to announce
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the marriage of his daughter,
Charlotte Marie Adelaide,
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to Dr. Ludwig Schön,
Editor in Chief."
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I'm warning you again, my child:
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Dr. Schön's behavior
makes this marriage impossible!
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Don't worry, Father.
I don't care about gossip!
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Alwa, here are the costume designs
for your revue!
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How's Lulu?
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Father must give her up.
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His marriage can't be
postponed any longer.
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The famous Rodrigo Quast wants to do
a big variety number with me!
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We're already rehearsing!
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Alwa is my best friend,
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the only one who never wants
anything from me.
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Or do you want nothing from me
because you don't love me?
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My dear Geschwitz, you must design
a costume like that for me too!
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Is she really this beautiful?
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I thought I told you
never to visit me!
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I didn't come to see you!
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Please get me volume K
of the dictionary.
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Then it's settled -
come see me tomorrow.
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Why don't you marry Lulu, Father?
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One doesn't marry such women!
It would be suicide!
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What did she want here?
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I believe she wants
to break into show business.
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Someone wants to stage
a trapeze act with her.
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No, not a trapeze act!
She'll appear in your revue.
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She can dance a bit.
My newspaper will guarantee her success.
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Just one thing, my boy:
Beware of that woman!
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END OF ACT TWO
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ACT THREE
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Nonsense! You should have done
the trapeze act with me!
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I'm not going on!
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You must talk some sense into her!
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Maybe we'll do
that variety number after all!
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I'll dance for the whole world,
but not for that woman!
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Tell them to start!
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Where's Lulu?
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No smoking here!
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Satisfied now, Alwa?
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Now I'll marry Lulu!
It'll be the death of me!
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END OF ACT THREE
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ACT FOUR
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I'd be a real scoundrel
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if I didn't lay a rose
on my little Lulu's bridal bed!
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Father, I'm going away tonight...
for a long time.
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He's my father!
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If only you'd come with me!
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I can't live without you any longer!
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You'll miss your train!
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Take it!
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Kill yourself!
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Kill yourself
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so that you don't drive me
to murder as well!
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END OF ACT FOUR
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ACT FIVE
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Your Honors...
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I've painted a bleak picture
of a tragic life.
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Gentlemen of the jury,
look at this woman.
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Have I not shown
that this woman did not commit murder,
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that her husband was the victim
of tragic circumstances?
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01:02:02,600 --> 01:02:07,810
Has the son of the deceased
not spoken in her defense?
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No, this unfortunate woman
is no murderess.
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01:02:40,970 --> 01:02:44,200
You must acquit her,
for she is innocent!
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Your Honors
and gentlemen of the jury!
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The Greek gods created
a woman - Pandora.
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She was beautiful and charming,
and versed in the art of flattery.
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But the gods also gave her a box
containing all the evils of the world.
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The heedless woman opened the box,
and all evil was loosed upon us.
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Counsel, you portray the accused
as a persecuted innocent.
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I call her Pandora, for through her
all evil was brought upon Dr. Schön!
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The arguments of defense counsel
do not sway me in the least.
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I demand the death penalty!
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Counselor, do you know
what would have become of your wife
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if as a child she'd had to spend
her nights in cheap cafés?
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is sentenced to five years
in prison for manslaughter,
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minus 4 1/2 months
for time already served.
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Fire!
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Fire!
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END OF ACT FIVE
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ACT SIX
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PASSPORT - ALWA SCHĂ–N
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How dare you come here?!
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01:14:25,720 --> 01:14:29,740
Where else
should I go but home?
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01:15:22,670 --> 01:15:27,130
If you feel at home here,
where my father bled to death,
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then I must leave!
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01:15:59,800 --> 01:16:03,390
Is this the state prosecutor's office?
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01:16:07,800 --> 01:16:11,890
Please give me Prosecutor von Bodungen!
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This is Alwa Schön.
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01:16:37,250 --> 01:16:40,100
Any news on the escapee?
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We'll go away together.
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Countess Geschwitz
will lend me her passport.
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PASSPORT -
COUNTESS AUGUSTA GESCHWITZ
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I have the lady's baggage.
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5,000 MARKS REWARD
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"RECEIVED WITH THANKS -
MARQUIS CASTI PIANI"
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May I prove my friendship
by offering some good advice?
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01:24:39,360 --> 01:24:44,130
Don't go to Paris - too many prying eyes.
Come with me instead.
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I know a place
that's hospitable and discreet.
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END OF ACT SIX
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ACT SEVEN
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And Lulu's stayed here
the whole three months?
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It's a fine hotel -
hospitable and discreet!
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What can I say?
It's our livelihood.
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I just got engaged.
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I'm going to stage a fantastic
variety act with my fiancée.
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We just need 20,000 francs
for sets and costumes.
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You must get me that money!
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Ask Alwa for it.
Perhaps he won today.
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If I could just keep on playing,
I'd win it all back.
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That lucky devil gets everything!
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You should only play
when you're sure you'll win.
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How much?
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300 pounds!
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The German police would give me
250 pounds any day.
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Three hundred it is, then.
I'll go book a cabin.
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He's acting like he wants to buy me.
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I need money badly,
and you have none to give me.
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The Egyptian will give me
50 pounds more than the German police.
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You're in luck!
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I'm looking out for your future.
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The police will never look for you
at his establishment in Cairo.
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Hurry and get dressed.
You leave in an hour.
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I won't be sold.
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That's worse than prison.
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I need the money.
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If you're not ready in an hour,
I'm calling the police!
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Alwa, you have to win...
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or else I'm done for.
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I'm warning you: If I don't have
those 20,000 francs by tonight,
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I'm turning you in!
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Money... they all want money!
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Go ahead and cry, my child.
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Rodrigo wants to turn me in.
Save me!
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I'll take care of him!
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I know how we can all
get out of this mess.
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Countess Geschwitz is sweet on you,
and she has money.
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Be nice to her
and she'll cough up the dough for sure.
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You're the only one
who can save me!
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Rodrigo is madly in love with you!
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Throw yourself at him.
He'll do anything for you.
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Otherwise he'll turn me in!
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Calm down, my dear.
You'll soon have your money!
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Police!
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Let's get out of here!
I'll get a boat!
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Police! Police!
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We must find a ship
to take us to London!
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END OF ACT SEVEN
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ACT EIGHT
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We take only to give to others.
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Brother, how can I help you?
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No one can help me!
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It's strange how you can get
booze on credit...
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but not bread.
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Why all the paint?
We like you just the way you are.
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Too bad. I'd have liked to taste
Christmas pudding once more before I die.
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WARNING TO THE WOMEN OF LONDON!
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FOR SOME TIME NOW...
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A MAN HAS BEEN LURING
WOMEN INTO DARK PLACES
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IN ORDER TO MURDER THEM.
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WOMEN AND GIRLS SHOULD NOT
GO OUT UNACCOMPANIED AT NIGHT.
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I have no money!
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Come along anyway.
I like you!
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You're under the mistletoe.
You must let me kiss you.
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