The Hunchback of Notre Dame II
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I can't help you with this one.
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- You'll have to find out yourself.
- But I--

:38:05
Hey, you're ready.
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That circus is responsible
for a string of robberies.

:38:16
- What?
- I like the circus, Papa.

:38:18
- I want to join and-and--
- Absolutely not!

:38:21
- Those people--
- "Those people"?

:38:23
How can you lump people
together like that?

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But the gypsies weren't guilty
of crimes like these circus people.

:38:28
Madellaine's not.
She's different.

:38:30
Well, maybe...
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and maybe she's just using you
to get something else.

:38:35
You don't think she could
be interested in me just for me?

:38:38
Oh, of course she cou-- Yes,
anyone could, but look at the facts.

:38:43
Find some, and I will.
:38:56
Achilles, do you believe this?
Everybody is mad at me.

:38:59
How often does that happen?
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Rhetorical!
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What are you doing now,
my little cabbage?

:39:18
- Practicing.
- Why strain yourself?

:39:22
Oh, did you find out where
the monster keeps his bell, trinket?

:39:26
He is not a monster,
and I am not your trinket.

:39:29
I mean to have that bell.
:39:32
I want nothing more
to do with your thefts.

:39:34
Oh, really? And how will you
survive out there, hmm? On your looks?

:39:37
- Quasimodo sees something you don't.
- Oh, does he?

:39:40
Well, what if he were to have
an unfortunate accident?

:39:43
If I have to go
up there with my men...

:39:45
and do it the hard way,
the hunchback may get hurt.

:39:50
No! You can't! You-- You wouldn't.
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If you want him alive,
then lure the bell-ringer away...

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while I steal La Fidele.

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