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- What does it say?
- What language is that?
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- Brother Maynard, you're our schoIar.
- It's Aramaic.
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Of course.
Joseph of Arimathea.
1:15:10
- Of course.
- What does it say?
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It reads, "Here may be found...
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the last words
of Joseph of Arimathea.
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He who is valiant
and pure of spirit...
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may find the Holy Grail...
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in the castle of A-a-a-argh."
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What?
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"The castle of A-a-a-argh."
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What is that?
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He must have died while carving it.
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- Oh, come on !
- Well, that's what it says.
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If he was dying he wouldn't bother
to carve "A-a-a-argh." He'd just say it.
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That's what's carved in the rock.
1:15:54
- Perhaps he was dictating.
- Shut up. Does it say anything else?
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No. Just...
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"A-a-a-argh."
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Do you suppose he meant
the Camargue?
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- Where's that?
- In France, I think.
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lsn't there a St. A-a-a-argh's
in Cornwall?
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- That's St. lves.
- Oh, yes.
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No, no. A-a-a-argh.
Back of the throat.
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No, no. "O-o-oh" in surprise and alarm.
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- You mean sort of a "aaah"!
- Yes, that's right.
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Oh, my God!
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It's the legendary
Black Beast of--
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That's it! Run away!
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Keep running!
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We've lost him.