The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box
(LUGER READING)
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
(RAIN FALLING)
BLACK:
Then we have little time.He has discovered the map.
How?
If he has the map, it's
only a matter of time
before he discovers the
location of the box.
What of the four bodies
left behind in the caves?
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
He killed his own men.
(HISSING)
BLACK:
Luger plays the game atan altogether different level,
There is one more thing.
Charity.
So where's the amulet now?
(PANTING)
(PEOPLE CHATTING INDISTINCTLY)
would describe the removal
vandalism and looting.
I perhaps would agree with them.
greed and avarice,
the removal of the
marbles by Lord Bevan
from an even worse fate.
Even during the Greek
war of independence,
were attempting to melt the lead
in the columns of the Parthenon...
(WHISPERS) This is so boring.
To cast bullets.
But at the London Museum,
we cannot dismiss the importance
of these treasures to the Greeks.
Who, even during this time of war,
actually gave the enemy bullets
A sacrifice that put
the stones of history
above the lives of their own men.
(DOOR SLAMMING)
MARIAH:
Felix!Come on, Felix. Father
will be annoyed.
CHARITY:
Impressive, isn't it?- MARIAH:
Looks just like a stone to me.- (SIGHS)
(CHUCKLING) Oh, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no.
No, this is a key
to unlocking an entire
civilization, Mariah.
You know me, sir?
Call me Will.
You see, because the text was written in
both Greek and Egyptian hieroglyphics,
we were able to translate
Never underestimate the power
of buried treasure, my friend.
- You're bleeding, sir.
- Hmm?
Oh...
Looks that way, doesn't it?
Be a good man...
Get your parents for me.
I have something...
Rather important to tell them.
(THUDDING)
FELIX:
Spectacular!Oh, you're in so much trouble.
- On here.
- Steady there, man!
Will, Will?
Will... Will, what happened?
He's found it. He's found the map.
It's only a matter of time
before he finds the box.
Are you sure it's the box?
You think I got this
from playing checkers?
(CHARITY GROANS)
I see you've been up to
your usual antics, Charity.
Will, this is far too
dangerous and reckless.
CHARITY:
I'm sorry, I like tocatch the bad guys instead of
sitting around a museum,
gathering dust.
Do you ever think you should have
married me instead, Catherine?
Catherine, you've let the boys in.
Mariah, Felix, let's get
you back to the hotel.
(SIGHS)
(WHISPERING) There's
something else, Catherine.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
You're not safe.
I've been followed here.
These are two halves
that together make a whole.
Guard them with your life.
Do not let them get
into the wrong hands.
Hmm?
(PEOPLE CHATTING INDISTINCTLY)
- FELIX:
Who was that man?- Just an old friend who needs our help.
Does he work for you?
In a way, we work together.
Mariah, there's a waiting
carriage outside.
Take your brother
straight to the hotel.
- But, sir.
- Not now!
You're in charge. Take care of Felix.
Understood?
Always remember.
Faithfulness will be your shield
as a thousand may fall and hide.
But no evil may ever come near you
with gold at your side.
Trust no one. Except each other.
I love you.
- CHARLES:
Where's Will?- Oh, he just got up and... Left.
- Sir, thank you so much.
- Ah! My pleasure.
Hello, Mr. and Mrs. Mundi.
What's the meaning of this?
(GROANS)
Felix?
(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
(SIGHS) Put this on.
It's chilly.
(SIGHS)
What's wrong?
I've been thinking...
About the man at the museum?
Yes.
And our parents.
- What of them?
- Well...
What do they do?
They're professors at Oxford.
You know that.
Yes, but...
Are they though?
(FELIX GASPING)
Shh...
Follow me.
- FELIX:
Who are they?- MARIAH:
I don't know.Just climb down.
- FELIX:
What's happening?- MARIAH:
Hold on tight.- We have to go.
- (CLATTERING)
That's it, Felix. Keep going.
(CLANKING)
- (RATTLING)
- BOTH:
Ahh!(MARIAH PANTING)
- Felix? Felix!
- (PANTING)
- Just hold on.
- (GROANING)
Look at me.
- It'll be fine.
- (CLANKING)
FELIX:
No!(MARIAH SCREAMING)
(GASPS)
(WHISTLES)
- Did we really just do that?
- (SIGHS)
Let's go.
How about we get you
cleaned up, shall we?
Give me your handkerchief.
FELIX:
Mariah, look.Where did you get that?
I don't know. It wasn't
in my coat before...
Before the museum?
CATHERINE:
Always remember,faithfulness will be your shield
as a thousand may fall and hide.
But no evil may ever come near you
with gold at your side.
Mother.
But what does it mean?
I don't know.
Do you think she knew
something was gonna happen?
I'm sure they're fine.
I'm scared.
Try and get some sleep.
(TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWING)
This steak is quite delicious.
It's a little rare, but then...
A bit of blood does
liven up the palate.
Don't you think?
I'm so glad we could have
this little chat alone.
Your husband's been quite
unhelpful, I must say.
Further to the point.
Where is the amulet?
I'm going to ask you one last time.
(SPITS)
Oh...
Charming.
I never really wanted children.
I couldn't quite see the appeal.
Still, I'm sure they
mean a lot to you.
What parent doesn't
Cherish their children?
Mr. Grimm, Mr. Grendel!
We really must find her boys.
We're all just worried sick.
It's just a little hard when you don't
know exactly what they look like, sir.
(GLASS CLINKING)
Get off at the next stop.
work house, reformatory, everywhere.
Just find them.
Please, sir. We need help.
Try the work house down the road.
- But...
- Keep moving.
- But, sir.
- I said, keep moving!
Mariah, I'm starving.
Wait here.
Here we go, chicken and sprouts.
Uh, we've got pork pies.
Please, sir. Could you spare a copper?
A penny or two?
Anything would do. Much obliged.
- Here.
- (COIN CLINKING)
Thief!
What did you do?
MAN:
Officer!Where do you think
you're going then, eh?
(HORSES SNORTING)
Well, look what we have here, now.
Some dirty new guests.
MAN:
Welcome to Gateshead Manor.Come on!
- MAN 1:
Line up!- MAN:
Get up!Get a move on!
Stand up straight!
For your crimes, you
will serve the time.
But, first,
we have some visitors that would
like to make your acquaintance.
Mariah, they found us.
I can see that, Felix.
Oi, oi...
Sounds like a couple of
toffs took a wrong turn.
Do I know you? What have
you been up to, eh?
What are you going to do?
(MIMICS) What are
we going to do?
We're not even supposed to be here.
Oh, is that right?
(MAN TALKS INDISTINCTLY)
Look, everybody.
Lord Muck and his little
brother have come to tea.
One lump or two, Your Lordship?
Get off him.
You're pulling my leg, aren't you?
Let's see what you're
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