The Librarian: The Curse of the Judas Chalice Page #6

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2008
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Come child. Join us.

Drink and be strong.

Simone?

Never!

You destroyed my life!

Then die with others.

Feed!

You got a plan, book boy?

I'd love to hear it.

I'll take that.

Cover your eyes.

Go get the Chalice!

I know you're out here, Vlad!

It's no use!

Show yourself!

I think it's only fair to warn you

that I am, in fact, a Librarian.

I've fought evil in many forms.

Approximately 35 forms.

Give or take.

So you have every

reason to be afraid.

Is that supposed to frighten me?

'Cause mission accomplished.

Good job.

Go! Help the Librarian!

Leave him to me!

You follow a vampire into

the woods at night?

I thought you were a smart boy.

I'm officially in trouble now.

You Librarians break so

easily. But tasty.

You took my life away from me,

but you don't get to take his.

I gave you a gift!

Allow me to repay favor!

Join us Ivan, we can still

restore order to Russia.

I think it's time we try to pay the

bill for what we've already done.

- For Russia, old friend!

- Noooooooo!

Populus tremuloides.

Populus tremuloides!

I'm sorry for your pain, my child.

But, as they say, the more tortured

the vine, the sweeter the fruit.

Vlad Dracul!

Because I control

the Judas Chalice.

So I control you.

You stupid boy, that's

not how it works.

- Wrong move.

- Wrong hand.

Populus tremuloides. The aspen tree.

Tree original tree that killed the

original vampire, Judas Iscariot.

Son, you make one hell of a historian.

Simone, I want you to come

back to New York with me.

I mean, you already know everything about the

Library, so I could show it to you. I've never

been able to share it with anybody before.

I'm sorry, Flynn, I can't.

It's time for me to go.

- What? Back to France?

- You did it, Flynn.

You killed the vampire who made me.

My soul can be at rest

now, I can be at peace.

Rest? What, you mean die?

No, no, no, no, no.

I already thought I lost you once,

I'm not gonna go through that again.

It's all right, Flynn.

I want this.

I've lived long enough,

I made every day count.

But we could be together.

There is a way.

You have to stay,

and be the Librarian.

You have to fulfill your destiny

as I have fulfilled mine.

Please Flynn, sometimes

saying goodbye is...

The right thing to do.

You know, there is one thing

you can do for me, though.

I've always wanted to

see the sun rise again.

Will you watch it with me?

It's beautiful.

I loved you, Flynn.

For a little while.

I loved you.

- Goodbye Simone.

- Goodbye Flynn.

I have something for you.

- We did not authorize any...

- It's a thank you gift.

It's beautiful.

Early 1800's. Made

by French Monks.

There's writing on it.

What does it say?

Latin. Says:
Even into her night..

Says:
Follow your dream.

And where did you dream lead you?

Home.

- We're still not paying for any

unauthorized funds for any...

- I know.

Oh, that's mine.

Well, Flynn, you've come

through for us once again.

I'm just sorry we

ruined your vacation.

- I wouldn't say "ruined".

- Oh. Oh good.

So have you decided on, you know,

whether you're going to stay on

as the Librarian or not?

Someone very special told me

I should embrace who I am.

I think she was right.

Then we won't... [clears throat]

we won't have anymore of those...

- Meltdowns? No.

- Good. 'Cause

Charlene was thinking

about changing the locks.

I know who you are.

What?

Come on Judson, I know that

you're over 2000 years old.

And know that the library is pitched in

a larger battle between good and evil.

- Iahuda.

- Yahoo to you, too.

Flynn, I won't disagree that there

is a battle between good and evil

and right now it seems like

evil is winning. But soon,

you and the library are going to play an

even more important role in that struggle.

And, as far as my being 2000 years old,

that's...well, that's just insulting.

Yeah. Yeah.

Okay.

Yeah, I guess it is kind of

silly when you think about it.

Scholar. The tree of knowledge. [laughs]

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