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Is it true?
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And how was your evening?
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They cannot do this! It's beyond unfair.
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It's already done.
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Ignorant bastards.
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- Language, Helen.
- You brought the Royal College
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out of the Dark Ages.
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Sanitation reforms,
treatments for smallpox,
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cholera. Those were all your incentives.
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You can't be surprised.
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They've been trying to rescind
my membership for a decade now.
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It only took this long
because they lack imagination.
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What is it?
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Like father, like daughter I suppose.
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- Helen, I'm so sorry.
- I had the highest possible marks
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in the entrance exam,
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and yet they've rejected me again.
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You already know more than
the doctors who wrote the exam.
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I cannot legally practise medicine
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anywhere without a degree
from the London School.
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There's not a hospital
or clinic in Europe that would hire me.
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This is my third rejection.
I can't take the exam again.
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Because you're a Magnus.
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I do not accept this, Father!
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I will not settle for a life
of mediocrity and subjugation!
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I want more.
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Teach me.
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My...
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private research is...
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unorthodox, Helen.
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It is not to be entered into lightly.
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Nor with anger.
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You are the most talented
medical reasearcher I have ever known.
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And yet you keep your most
important work hidden from the world,
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from me.
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If you truly believe that
I have potential, Father, please,
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help me achieve it.
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Once you enter this door
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you are on a path
that cannot be reversed.
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The Projet-SG Team
presents:
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Sanctuary Webisode 06
v. 1.0
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Timing : Golgi, Linwelin.
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Transcript : Egwene,
Linwelin, Seiyatheleaper.
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Edition : Golgi, Linwelin.
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Proofreading : Golgi, Egwene, Linwelin.
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http://projet-sg.net
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It's as though this is all a dream
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and when we wake up everything
will be the same as it was before.
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Why is nothing familiar to us?
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This building, these clothes,
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and these rooms
are all warm without fire,
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the light is unchanging with the day.
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It's a lot to digest, Caird.
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I see myself in the mirror and
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I recognize my face.
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I know Tatha and Danu but
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the person I thought I was...
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You're telling me
there is no village, no sickness.
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The little I can remember is false.
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How can we all not feel completely lost?
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Danu has told us that you insist
there were no magics involved,
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that what we suffer is simply a malady.
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It's more of an emotional shield.
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We found you in a crypt
surrounded by monsters,
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it's normal for the human psyche
to put itself in a safe mode.
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We want to accept
your diagnosis, Doctor.
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And we are grateful for all
that you've done.
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- It's just...
- Still not buying it.
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The clinical term
is Schizo-affective Disorder,
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it's a delusional state stemming
from acute post traumatic stress.
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People have awoken from comas
thinking that they were...
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royalty, that they were aliens
from another planet,
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even people with super powers.
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But we are all three suffering
from the same disorder,
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- how is that possible?
- Delusional behaviour
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occuring virally in groups
is rare, but it's not undocumented,
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particularly amongst siblings.
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Look,
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let me put it this way.
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If you really were 1200 years old,
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then there's no way I would understand
anything you're saying right now.
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How do you explain that?
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There is no logical or physical way
that your memories can be real,
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the sooner you accept that,
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the sooner we can continue
to make progress.
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Because the truth will out eventually.
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It always does.
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Excellent timing, I'm starved.
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- They raise my hackles.
- In a good way?
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You know there is no good way.
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- Progress?
- Nothing concrete.
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Base physiology is essentially human.
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The DNA scans indicate significant
mutations to key chromosomes,
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likely resulting in
increased adrenal production,
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heightened strength and reflexes,
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as well as this lovely appearance.
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All in all, be glad you missed it.
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I am not.
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You were recuperating, we managed.
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You were lucky,
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and I am fine now.
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I'll be the judge of that.
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Yes, Doctor.
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Now,
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what remains to be determined is
whether our friend's genetic
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mutation is accidental in nature,
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or by design.
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- You think someone made him?
- I think,
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there are a lot of unanswered
questions about these creatures,
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including
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the significance of this.
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From his right hand, index finger.
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It is old,
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- very old.
- That's what I thought.
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Which is why I'll be needing a ride
later tonight.
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Where are we going?
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To see if your hackles are right.
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I want you to concentrate
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on the sound of my voice.
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I'm goint to count backwards from five,
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four, three, two, one.
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Danu, can you hear me?
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Yes.
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I want you to go back
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to the last thing you remember
before you woke up here.
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The creatures.
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They're too strong.
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We can't escape.
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Why are they doing this?
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We've done nothing wrong.
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They're making us drink something.
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We can't move.
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Darkness.
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I want you to go back further,
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find a memory of something that
happened before the creatures took you.
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Moonlight.
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It's cold.
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I'm in a field.
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I can sense the dead.
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Their souls extinguished.
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Only we remain.
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They're not nightmares.
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That field.
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All the dead.
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We were actually there that night.
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It's more than that.
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We were the reason.
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Doctor, your message was
very intriguing, you never disappoint.
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I see you've cleaned up
since I was here last.
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Oh, I know, it's so austere
and uninviting, I deplore it.
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But when one's life is centred
around a cruel irony,
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one has to make a few concessions.
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This way.
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After you.
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Thank you.
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Paintings and moisture
are mortal enemies.
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Sadly I need both to survive.
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Now let me take a look at your precious
little bauble and we can get started.
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Oh, this is interesting.
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Wherever did you find it?
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Scotland,
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on a mutated human
guarding an ancient crypt.
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Scotland, you say? Curiouser!
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Ring any bells?
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Plenty of them.
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Just a question of deciding
which ones to listen to.
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The design is at least
a thousand years old,
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predating the Norman conquest I'd wager.
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I know I've definitely seen
something like it before.
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Yes.
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Ringing bells, ringing bells.
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Ding dong.
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And voil�.
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5th century tapestry reproduction.
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Now, what are they being offered here?
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- Blood of Christ?
- Oh please!
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Nothing so clich�!
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No, this design is a symbol
of the Cabalis Nocturnum,
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a quaint little subsect
of Romano-British knights
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from the early Middle Ages,
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charged with protecting the world
from dark influences, I believe.
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These warriors likely drank
from the chalice
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as a gesture of loyalty
and faith to the cause.
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And who's the man offering it to them?
A priest?
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Bigger.
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Think the most powerful man in Britain
at the time. Hint - not King Arthur.
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Merlin.
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These knights were probably
rejects from Arthur's court,
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desperate to prove themselves worthy.
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They accepted a hideous task,
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fighting the dark forces
unleashed by Merlin's nemesis,
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Morgan LeFay,
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evil sorceress,
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avowed enemy of Arthur,
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all around mean spirited bitch.
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And...
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who are they?
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Those would be the Morrigan,
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emissaries created by Morgan
to wreak havock against Arthur's armies,
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the very embodiment
of her hellish powers.
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Legend has it their
very presence on the battlefield
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would steal the souls
of Arthur's soldiers.
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They've popped up in literature
throughout the ages,
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most notably as a the trio
of hags in Macbeth.
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You know, boil, boil toil and all that.
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So the Morrigan were witches.
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No, love,
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they were The witches.
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Easy, Steve. Easy.
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Ladies?
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