Indische Grabmal, Das
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I would love to help you,
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but how?
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Perhaps the dancer...
She's closely guarded.

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No one would leave
her rooms alive.

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Not even I.
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If you'll excuse me now,
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Mr. Rhode wants to inspect
the foundations of the palace

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and needs Mr. Berger's
drawings of the tunnels.

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WOMEN'S QUARTERS
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The dancer is a daughter
of the temple.

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She has broken its laws
and offended the gods.

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Only they can decide
if she's guilty or not.

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She must submit
to the judgment.

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I respect you, Yama
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but the dancer is innocent.
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It is unjust for her
to be judged by the gods.

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If the dancer is guilty,
she will die.

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If the goddess thinks her pure,
she will live.

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As far as I can remember,
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no one has ever survived
this judgment.

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Thus they were all guilty.

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