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She struggled with life,

as we all do.

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She lost.

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Does that answer

your question?

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l saw Ben's body today.

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What kind of animal

could have done such a thing?

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l've seen the work

of a Kodiak bear

and a Bengal tiger,

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nature at its most vicious,

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but l must say,

l've never seen

anything like this.

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People in town say

it was a man.

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(CHUCKLES)

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You mean a raving lunatic

at loose on the moor?

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Yes, it's possible,

but l think l would have

run him down with my dogs.

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On the other hand,

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the wounds are so terrible

that only something human

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would seem capable

of such wanton malevolence.

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l found a strange medallion

among Ben's belongings.

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Yes, Saint Columbanus.

He was an Eastern saint.

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He was also a gypsy.

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So did Ben have dealings

with the gypsies?

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Yes, he was our negotiator.

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The local gentry

would pay a fee,

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and the gypsies would keep

their criminal activities

to a minimum.

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And they would move on

once they'd sold

the local lads all the wine

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and dark-haired ladies

they could stand.

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''That orbd maiden

with white fire laden,

Whom mortals call the moon,

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''Glides glimmering o'er

my fleece-like floor.. .' '

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''By the midnight

breezes strewn.' '

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She exerts enormous power,

doesn't she?

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l wish things were different.

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Never look back, Lawrence.

Never look back.

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The past is

a wilderness of horrors.

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Lawrence,

l'm glad you're home.

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(SOFT KNOCKlNG ON DOOR)

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Can l help you, sir?

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l was hoping

to have a word

with Miss Conliffe.

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Just a moment, sir.

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(DOOR OPENlNG)

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Miss Conliffe.

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My behavior was unacceptable.

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These were Ben's.

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He'd want you

to have them.

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lf there's anything you need,

anything at all,

please let me know.

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l want to know

what happened to him.

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l'll do everything l can.

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Thank you.

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Thank you for coming.

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(CHlLDREN WHlSPERlNG)

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(CHlLDREN GlGGLlNG)

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(LAUGHlNG)

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Mother!

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Mother!

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YOUNG BEN:
(WHlSPERlNG)

iLawrence./i

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iLawrence./i

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(DlSTANT SCREAMlNG)

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(WHlSPERlNG)

Lawrence, wake up.

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l heard something.

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(WHlSPERlNG)

Lawrence.

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iLawrence, l'm scared./i

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Go back to bed.

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(GROWLlNG)

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(GROWLlNG)

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Mother?

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iMother!/i

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(THUNDER RUMBLlNG)

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Hello.

Hello.

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Ben said that

you played here

as children.

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lt was our refuge.

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From what?

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You mean from whom.

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Your father,

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he has a way

with being distant.

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Ben told me it was

because l reminded him

of your mother.

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He said you did,

as well.

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Which is why he

put me in an asylum

for a whole year,

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then shipped me off

to my aunt in America.

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SlR JOHN:

You sure you won't

stay one more night?

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My father has

lodgings at the inn,

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and that's

more convenient

for the train, so.. .

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When do you

return to London?

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Not till l find out

what happened to my brother.

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(WHlP CRACKS)

(HORSE NElGHS)

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Lawrence, that's all

well and good,

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but l think your inquiry

could wait until tomorrow.

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The moon is full tonight,

and l'd prefer

that you stay inside

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in the event that

your raving lunatic

theory is correct.

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l don't want

to lose you, too.

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(PEOPLE CHATTERlNG)

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(DOG BARKlNG)

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Take your horse, sir?

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Good evening.

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(SPEAKlNG ROMANl)

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He says you must

stay in the camp.

The woods are not safe.

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Ask him

if he knows anyone

who sells these.

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BOY:
You want to

talk to Maleva.

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To who?

Maleva.

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lt was found on

my brother's body.

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Your caravan shows up,

three men are killed.

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l don't think

it's a coincidence.

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There is

no coincidence.

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Only fate.

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But she plays

a hidden hand.

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