Dracula: Dead and Loving It
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What? What are you... about?
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Count Dracula! Just talking about you,
favorably of course.

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Forgive my interruption...
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but I was just made aware
of the unfortunate passing of Miss Lucy.

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I wish to offer my condolences.
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- Thank you. We're all very distraught.
- Yes.

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Count Dracula, allow me to introduce...
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Prof. Abraham Van Helsing
of London University.

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He's a doctor of rare diseases,
as well as theology and philosophy.

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Und gynecology.
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I didn't know
you had your hand in that, too.

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Van Helsing, a name we know
even in the wilds of Transylvania.

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Count Dracula. Curious.
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Are you descended from Vlad Tepes,
the first Dracula?

:48:49
Tepes?
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It means "The lmpaler."
He was a bloodthirsty butcher...

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who inflicted unspeakable tortures
on the peasants.

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Cutting off their hands and feet,
gouging out their eyes...

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and then impaling them on iron spikes.
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They had it coming.
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What could they possibly have done...
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to deserve such barbaric
and inhuman treatment?

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Yes.
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We have a saying in the old country:
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They also said:
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I'm very impressed, Van Helsing.
You speak the ancient Moldavian.

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Well, gentlemen, I will take my...
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leave.
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I say, Van Helsing, you are a man
who likes to have the last word.

:49:52
I will not be drawn into
such a childish exercise.

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It is immaterial to me
who has the last word.


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