The Robe
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:12:03
- lt's nearly dark.
- Good.

:12:05
Send Marcipor to me when he comes back.
:12:14
Why are you dressed like that?
:12:16
No, Marcellus. They'll kill you.
:12:19
- You must have faith.
- Faith in what? This new god of yours?

:12:22
He couldn't save his own Son.
They crucified him and they'll kill you, too.

:12:26
- l can't leave Demetrius to be tortured.
- But you'll leave me.

:12:30
l love you. Does this dream of yours
mean more to you than our love?

:12:36
Marcellus, what you've told me
is a beautiful story, but it isn't true.

:12:41
Justice and charity. Men will
never accept such a philosophy.

:12:45
The world isn't like that.
lt never has been, and it never will be.

:12:51
Why must you throw
your life away for a slave?

:12:55
l owe him a great deal more than my life.
:13:05
lf your god means that much to you,
l won't stand in your way.

:13:10
l want to be your wife whatever you believe.
:13:13
l'd marry you if l had to
share you with a thousand gods.

:13:21
Ready.
:13:23
Oh, my love.
:13:32
Take her home.
:13:35
Diana, l'll come to you as soon as l can.
:13:39
Keep the robe for me.

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