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...with the Evil One
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The dark powers of hell...
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...spat up a terrible curse,
and you have seen it working.

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By day, Isabeau is the beautiful
bird you brought to me.

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And by night, as you
have already guessed...

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...the voice of the
wolf that we hear...

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...is the cry of Navarre.
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Poor dumb creatures, with no memory of
the half-life of their human existence

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never touching in the flesh.
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Only the anguish of a split
second at sunrise and sunset...

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...when they can almost touch...
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...but not.
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always together...
eternally apart...

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As long as the sun rises and sets,
as long as there is day and night

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and for as long as
they both shall live.

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You have stumbled onto a
tragic story, Phillipe Gaston.

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And now, whether
you like it or not...

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...you are lost in it,
with the rest of us.

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Useless.
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All of them.
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My traps are full.
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I can’t kill every wolf that lives. Since
the plague there are more wolves then men.


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