1:02:05
l just couldn't resist
that magnificent award.
1:02:10
But, Erasmus, believe me...
1:02:13
with all my heart,
l regret what I did to you.
1:02:17
You are not alone in guilt, sir.
1:02:19
l, too, have failed
at the task of living.
1:02:22
Oh, no.
Oh, yes.
1:02:25
Instead of facing life,
l turned my back on it.
1:02:29
l know now why my father
resisted Scarabus--
1:02:32
because he knew that one cannot
fight evil by hiding from it.
1:02:37
Men like Scarabus thrive
on the apathy of others.
1:02:40
He's thrived on mine,
and that offends me.
1:02:43
By avoiding contact
with the brotherhood...
1:02:45
I've given him freedom...
1:02:47
to commit his atrocities
unopposed.
1:02:51
You sure have.
1:02:53
I'm sorry.
1:02:54
Bravo, Erasmus.
A splendid dissertation.
1:03:03
You still look the same.
1:03:06
So does the girl.
1:03:07
You're alive!
1:03:11
Very much alive.
1:03:13
Yes, so I see.
1:03:15
That was someone else's body
in the casket.
1:03:18
l left you for Scarabus.
1:03:19
No.
1:03:21
What has Scarabus done to you?
1:03:23
Are you under a spell?
1:03:26
Spell.
1:03:27
It's nothing but greed.
1:03:29
Speak to me, Lenore.
Speak to me, my beloved.
1:03:33
Erasmus, you're still
just as much a bore as ever.
1:03:39
Now, gentlemen,
l think we are ready to begin.
1:03:42
I'm not ready.
1:03:44
No? You disagree?
1:03:54
I'll do anything you want.
Just don't hurt me.
1:03:57
Father!
1:03:58
Come on, let me go.