- 7 weeks ago
Inmates of an insane asylum take over the institution and run it the way they see fit.
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00:04:28His strength is unbelievable
00:04:46Yes, I've never known anyone stronger than he
00:04:49You've earned a barrel full of wine
00:05:03Thank you, sir
00:05:04Is that the entrance to Dr. Mayard's hospital?
00:05:09Yes, it is
00:05:11I'd like to visit the premises
00:05:14Care to come with me?
00:05:16I don't think so
00:05:18Mentally deranged people terrify me
00:05:21To tell you the truth
00:05:23I'm surprised to know that you have such peculiar inclinations
00:05:27Now, don't be too hasty
00:05:27Now, don't be too hasty
00:05:28The point is my newspaper has heard of Dr. Mayard's method and they've asked me to write an article
00:05:33Is Macintosh still the editor?
00:05:35Yes
00:05:36That old fox
00:05:37So, don't be able to see me, I'm just like to say that Dr. Mayard's domain
00:05:47No, but I'm counting on you to make the introductions
00:05:48Yes, I'll do it gladly
00:05:50Dr. Mayard is a good friend
00:05:52But I must let you know that he refuses to receive visitors
00:05:55Oh, I understand, but I'm not an ordinary trespasser.
00:05:58I'm a reporter seeking information for his newspaper.
00:06:01All right, Herr Blanc. You know what you're doing.
00:06:04May I know what's holding us up, gentlemen?
00:06:07Nothing, really. Don't worry. Are we ready to move on?
00:06:12Hurry up, Artie.
00:06:25There is the entrance to the sanatorium, sir.
00:06:42I wonder what's come over Millard.
00:06:45He didn't used to have guards, armed guards.
00:06:49My name is Julien Couvier.
00:06:55I am the owner of the neighboring property,
00:06:58and I demand to see Dr. Millard.
00:07:04Well, what have you decided?
00:07:06May we or may we not go in?
00:07:13Obviously, it's more difficult to enter here than escape from Devil's Island.
00:07:17My friend, I can assure you that you will enter this dungeon.
00:07:44Oh.
00:07:48Put your gun down, Timothy.
00:07:52Welcome, Monsieur Couvier.
00:07:58You damn fools!
00:07:59Why didn't you let Monsieur Couvier's coach go through?
00:08:03I hope you gentlemen will overlook the rudeness of my guards.
00:08:08They're not accustomed to dealing with people of your rank.
00:08:11Oh, you don't have to apologize, old boy.
00:08:14May we go through now?
00:08:16Well, of course. Timothy.
00:08:18Go with the gentleman.
00:08:20Oh, don't worry. I know the way.
00:08:22I've been here many times, you know.
00:08:24Yes. But you understand. The director's orders.
00:08:41My aunt comes back the day after tomorrow. I would like you to meet her.
00:09:00I'll be very honored.
00:09:01She is an authentic museum piece, worthy of the pen of a journalist like yourself.
00:09:07I believe your cousin has become ill.
00:09:10Oh, it's just her nerves.
00:09:12I'm worried about her color.
00:09:14Let her rest. She'll be all right.
00:09:15Oh!
00:09:17Oh!
00:09:18Oh!
00:09:21Oh!
00:09:23Oh!
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00:09:38Dammit, Julia...
00:09:41Uh!
00:09:42Oh
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00:10:38What was he shouting?
00:10:40The names of the devil
00:11:10Hold
00:11:18Please, Julien, take me away from here
00:11:20Please, please, Julien
00:11:22Please
00:11:24I cannot accompany you any further
00:11:26Under the circumstances
00:11:28My card will suffice for Maillard to receive you
00:11:32Regards to the doctor
00:11:34Good luck, Gaston
00:11:36Don't worry, I understand
00:11:38I'll manage
00:11:46Arnie, hurry up, quick
00:11:48Here
00:12:04Welcome to the arse castle
00:12:06To the castle
00:12:12Before the castle
00:12:14To the castle
00:12:16And the castle
00:12:48Then you'll tell the marshal the buzzards are here.
00:13:14Go.
00:13:18Then you'll tell the marshal.
00:13:48I'm Dr. Meillard.
00:13:52What can I do for you?
00:13:55I've always wanted to visit your sanatorium.
00:13:59And I hope you won't mind.
00:14:02Oh.
00:14:04Cuvier's friends are my friends, too.
00:14:06Doctor, I'm very honored.
00:14:08And yet, you know, I have something very definite to hold against him.
00:14:11He has always refused to visit this haven.
00:14:14Well, the trouble is, he's so absent-minded.
00:14:17Yes.
00:14:19Come, come, follow me.
00:14:20We do indulge in our little pleasures here, Monsieur LeBlanc.
00:14:31Indeed.
00:14:31By all means, nothing so enlightens a spirit as the constant pursuit of our whims and fancies,
00:14:37gourmet delights, aesthetic sounds.
00:14:40Even the folly of love should be encouraged.
00:14:44I regret to interrupt such beautiful music, mademoiselle.
00:15:02Oh, never mind.
00:15:03I wasn't doing it very well.
00:15:05My dear, this is Monsieur LeBlanc.
00:15:07He has decided to visit our simple home.
00:15:09Monsieur LeBlanc, may I introduce my niece, Eugenie?
00:15:14Eugenie has three outstanding qualities.
00:15:17A gentle disposition, excellent digitation, and modesty beyond praise.
00:15:22And such fresh beauty.
00:15:26Please accept my honest admiration.
00:15:29Don't try to flatter me.
00:15:31I'm simply a music lover.
00:15:33A mere amateur.
00:15:35Primus, bring wine.
00:15:45Charge, you young!
00:15:48Charge!
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00:15:51Charge!
00:15:52Charge!
00:15:53Charge!
00:15:54Let's go!
00:16:02You!
00:16:04Leave him alone!
00:16:05Leave him alone!
00:16:10Damn it!
00:16:21I
00:16:51It's my date is a blessing to the palate. Are you fond of wine my dear Leblanc? Very much indeed, perhaps more than I should be
00:17:21One more point we have in common. Do you mind if I retire? Not at all. You have my permission.
00:17:38You're like all young people, Leblanc. I beg your pardon. You too have become infatuated with my niece.
00:17:43But how can I blame you? It is so easy. Now I shall take you through the home over which I so hungry preside.
00:17:51Frey, follow me.
00:18:19Sam!
00:18:21Sam!
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00:18:50Oh, no.
00:18:53Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:19:00Oh, no.
00:19:06Oh, no, no, no.
00:19:08No, no, no, no.
00:19:12Please, no.
00:19:14No.
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00:19:46This is part of my kingdom, Monsieur LeBlanc, a paradise where everybody's afforded in his art.
00:19:55Here we successfully apply my soothing system.
00:19:58It allows untold opportunities for creation.
00:20:01Our patients are constantly working on their different inventions.
00:20:04Will you step up, please?
00:20:07Go!
00:20:13I don't think it'll rain today.
00:20:14That machine is called the Silks Ex Machina, a real marvel that can generate three storms in five minutes' time.
00:20:21It never works, but it keeps them occupied, you know.
00:20:24Poor devils.
00:20:27Pretty, isn't it?
00:20:32Last year, the Golden Mare was born, a compendium of all musical instruments known and unknown.
00:20:37I'm always touched to tears when I listen to her.
00:20:40A stornish lady curling like a thing that never will be known.
00:20:44Her eyes are drowning in the dotted danger of an idiot angel.
00:20:54To your right.
00:20:56At what?
00:20:58You know, LeBlanc, I consider them all like my children.
00:21:01And this is their home, as much as it is my kingdom.
00:21:04At last.
00:21:05I hope you enjoyed the ride.
00:21:14The horses were inspired by the way Englishmen have of working coal mines.
00:21:17The people lodged in their chimney towers have such human warmth, and they pour energy in such quantities, such great quantities, that we use it in the heating system.
00:21:27They're on your right.
00:21:28I had to visit several countries in order to choose them.
00:21:31Latins were the most rewarding because of the hot blood, I suppose.
00:21:34The incredible heat that we gather is later processed and crystallized, uh, over there, into a miraculous drug.
00:21:42This drug kills inactiveness and changes men to such an extent that they forget their aggressive nature.
00:21:47Oh, wonder of wonder, Monsieur LeBlanc.
00:21:49And so, animal instinct is conquered by intelligence.
00:21:55But nothing so marvelous as that peculiar apparatus over there, Madame Chronophobia, a better known as Electrubia.
00:22:02A fantastic machine which generates luminous matter.
00:22:04If all things go according to plan, it'll become an integral part of man's nervous system.
00:22:09A metallic womb uniting man to the universe, burning snakes curling around the pillars of a new myth.
00:22:14Yes, LeBlanc, a religion has just come out from the very bowels of an electric golem.
00:22:21The alchemists, the dragon, will now be crowned with a crux ansata, spitting luminous pyramids over its timeless temple.
00:22:29And those people that are now worshipping the crux and building the pyramids feed the mother larvae of this religion.
00:22:37The goddess from the future is now facing you.
00:22:40Will you dare question her?
00:22:41The electrosphinx, glaring hypnotically at her infants, breathing energy over her whole domain.
00:22:49Time and space will become her slaves.
00:22:53Air will be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall sing their hymns with joy, overwhelming living creatures.
00:23:02Air will be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots in which priests and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots and priestesses shall be filled with silver chariots and priestesses shall be filled with silver
00:23:32Oh
00:24:02Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:24:06Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:24:10Keep me the bottle, here.
00:24:13Doctor, do you receive a great number of visitors?
00:24:17No.
00:24:18Most visitors are injudicious persons
00:24:20who often arouse my patients to a dangerous frenzy.
00:24:23Some have even suffered crises and severe relapses.
00:24:27I see.
00:24:28And the new system is one of your own invention?
00:24:31Not altogether. Some portions of it are referable to Dr. Tarr, of whom you have necessarily heard.
00:24:37And again, there are modifications in my plan, which I am happy to acknowledge as belong of right to the celebrated Professor Feather,
00:24:44with whom, if I am not mistaken, you have the honor of an intimate acquaintance.
00:24:49I am quite ashamed to confess that I have never heard the name of either gentleman before.
00:24:55Good heavens! I surely do not hear you are right.
00:24:58You did not intend to say that you had never heard either of the learned Dr. Tarr or of the celebrated Professor Feather.
00:25:05I am forced to acknowledge my ignorance.
00:25:08But to tell you the truth, I am not acquainted with the works of these, no doubt, extraordinary men.
00:25:14Hmm. Well, as you will realize later on, we apply the system with loyalty and sincerity.
00:25:21We do our best to comply with every humanitarian argument,
00:25:24being guilty of neither too much optimism nor a defeatist pessimism.
00:25:28You see, Monsieur LeBlanc, there is no argument which so touches the feeble reason of the madman.
00:25:40As the reduction ad absurdum, do as thou wilt, shall be the whole of the law.
00:25:47Can you give me some examples, Doctor?
00:25:50Oh, definitely.
00:25:52Uh, Mr. Chicken?
00:25:54Mr. Chicken?
00:25:56Mr. Chicken, would you come here, please?
00:25:59Look, look, look, look, look, look!
00:26:01Mr. Chicken?
00:26:02Look, look, look, look, look, look!
00:26:05Look, look, look, look, look!
00:26:08Mr. Chicken?
00:26:08Yes, sir?
00:26:24Here, Mr. Chicken.
00:26:26Over here.
00:26:27Oh, my fine-feathered friend, I've come to feed you.
00:26:37Chicken thinks he's a chicken, and we overlook his antics.
00:26:40We only see the positive side of the problem.
00:26:43But if he rejected the idea of being a fowl,
00:26:45we would feed him corn for several months until he accepted it fully.
00:26:49Remarkable, Doctor.
00:26:50Oh, we work wonders here, LeBlanc.
00:26:51Incredible wonders.
00:26:54Here, eat hearty.
00:26:55Here, eat hearty.
00:26:56Eat hearty.
00:27:06What else can you tell me of the soothing system?
00:27:09Well, we put much faith in amusements of a simple kind.
00:27:12Patients practice music, dancing, gymnastics.
00:27:15They play cards, read certain kind of books,
00:27:18and so on and so forth,
00:27:21and so on and so forth.
00:27:24And as far as their afflictions?
00:27:26Well, we pretend to cure ordinary ailments
00:27:28and never pronounce the word madness.
00:27:44Let's hope it's not Mr. Chicken.
00:27:48Give me a drink.
00:28:06Don't drink at all.
00:28:10You want a drink?
00:28:11Yeah.
00:28:12Now, give it to me.
00:28:14Oh, you never let me drink.
00:28:15Oh, come on.
00:28:21Give me a drink.
00:28:22Give it to him.
00:28:23Come on.
00:28:36You're going to finish it.
00:28:39Come on.
00:28:40Give it to me.
00:28:41Come on.
00:28:41I only had a drink.
00:28:59Now we'll go down to the courtyard.
00:29:01Ah, but not by the staircase you know.
00:29:03We'll use the rope ladder.
00:29:10I must confess I'm rather clumsy at this type of sport.
00:29:12Ah, strong emotions prevent madness.
00:29:15Fortunately, you're far from such an ailment.
00:29:17Follow me, please.
00:29:18Keep ahoy!
00:29:20Keep ahoy!
00:29:21Keep ahoy!
00:29:47Do gladly, lieutenant, and hoist that line.
00:29:50Aye, sir.
00:29:50That was a bastard!
00:29:54Oh
00:30:19Stop playing Marshall show some respect to my guest
00:30:24Oh
00:30:30Please excuse Marshal Levine's but the deed doesn't harass someone he catches chicken pox
00:30:35Let it all be for the sake of the soothing system of dr. Meillard
00:30:39But let's stop these games. I'm not as simple as innocent as that lamb
00:30:54Here you either enter into another concept of nature or simply perish under the hands of a sick fantasy then since I don't care to perish
00:31:08Oh, I'll have to enter your world to understand your system
00:31:11Well, of course my dear Leblanc
00:31:13You have behaved so admirably that you deserve to visit even the dungeons
00:31:17Did you say dungeons doctor do you mean to tell me you chastise these poor devils come come?
00:31:22Let's not exaggerate now. You will confirm the efficiency of my system
00:31:26Hold and now as to the efficiency of your system are the best and most effective as yet conceived by man
00:31:33The soothing system of dr. Meillard my method do you understand?
00:31:37Oh
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00:33:47I run to death and death meets me as fast and all my pleasures are like yesterday
00:33:53I
00:33:55I dare not move
00:33:57My demise anyway
00:33:59Despair behind
00:34:01Dante
00:34:03Do you hear me?
00:34:05Here's a piece of bread
00:34:07Tomorrow you'll get some more
00:34:09And death before doth cast such terror and my feeble flesh doth waste by sin in it
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00:34:19Meillard this surpasses every concept of cruelty blame it on the less soothing part of my soothing system my friend
00:34:29Come
00:34:31I
00:34:33Think doctor you're carrying this too far
00:34:35Don't despair Leblanc we'll soon leave this labyrinth
00:34:39Come
00:34:45Come
00:34:47Come
00:34:49Come
00:34:51You have not yet seen it all
00:34:53I've seen enough to last me a lifetime a year
00:34:55But
00:34:57This is the way out
00:35:03Come
00:35:05Come
00:35:15Eugenie
00:35:17Excuse me
00:35:19Excuse me
00:35:21Wait
00:35:23You have my permission to stay
00:35:25Eugenie has devised various theories all product of her clear mind
00:35:31I'd be delighted to hear some of them
00:35:33Well, I hope you should need disposition
00:35:35My disposition could not be better inclined uncle
00:35:37We would indeed appreciate your telling us what you think of certain social habits
00:35:41Are you referring to the indecent practice of people who prefer to rest rather than to dance?
00:35:47Precisely
00:35:49And you could clear up what you mean for the benefit of our distinguished guest
00:35:55You may start
00:35:57Eugenie is delicate
00:35:59Eugenie is imaginative
00:36:01She is a young lady of unparalleled beauty
00:36:07Unusual modesty
00:36:09Who claims it is indecent to rest
00:36:13There the feet are the wings of dance
00:36:19And you could do the feet of dance
00:36:49Inaction rots and gnaws at the root of the tree, it blinds the sailor, the sailor wins the
00:37:07wings. I'm not at all familiar with this dance. It originated in some remote region of Java, which I visited many years ago.
00:37:37At this very instant, after Eugenie's invocation, the sailor and the Boabab roots have
00:38:07fused.
00:38:37From the height of the Boabab shall fall the leaves of the yay and the nay. Eugenie will have ceased to exist, and the world will stop. Yet the cycle will start anew. The resurrection will take effect.
00:38:53As the world itself inhabits the roots of the Boabab.
00:39:00As the world itself inhabits the roots of the Boabab.
00:39:07As the world itself inhabits the roots of the Boabab.
00:39:14Now here we go.
00:39:16Now, lap, gaunt, gaunt.
00:39:21Out, out, take her out, out.
00:39:28Out!
00:39:34Out!
00:39:36Take her out!
00:39:38Out!
00:39:43Thank you, Leblanc.
00:39:46Out!
00:39:48Doctor, the soothing system.
00:39:51It's time to retire.
00:39:58After a week, the breathing room is at the end.
00:40:02Time to care for each other.
00:40:07After a week.
00:40:08That's great.
00:40:09I'm ready.
00:40:11I'm ready.
00:40:12You're ready.
00:40:13I'm ready.
00:40:14Tonight, I'm ready.
00:40:15I'm ready.
00:40:16Out!
00:40:17I'm ready.
00:40:18I'm ready.
00:40:19I'm ready.
00:40:21I'm ready.
00:40:23I'm ready.
00:43:24Oh, Christ, that ever this should be, yea, slimy things that crawl with legs upon the slimy sea.
00:44:05Instead of the cross, the albatross about my neck was hung.
00:44:09Gaston.
00:44:10Gaston.
00:44:11Gaston.
00:44:15Gaston.
00:44:19Tonight, tonight, in the garden.
00:44:25Please be there.
00:44:31Gaston.
00:44:33Gaston.
00:44:34Gaston.
00:44:39Gaston.
00:44:40Gaston.
00:44:41Gaston.
00:44:42Hey, it's no use your crying.
00:44:43I can't hear you.
00:44:44I can't hear you.
00:44:45Take her away and prepare her for the ceremony.
00:44:47You can't learn I can't hear you.
00:44:48I can't pretty.
00:44:53I can't hear you.
00:44:54I can't hear you.
00:44:55Okay.
00:44:56You're going to lie.
00:44:57Jason.
00:44:58I can't hear you.
00:45:00I can't hear you.
00:45:01What about the matter?
00:45:02And every tongue who uttered drought was withered at the root.
00:45:32And we could not speak, no more than if we had been choked with soot.
00:46:02Mr. LeBlanc, do come in and sit down.
00:46:07I've asked you to sit down and I'm not used to being disobeyed.
00:46:13Oh, I fully understand, my dear fellow.
00:46:16Your nerves are too weak for this type of amusement.
00:46:19Nobody, least of all, I can remain indifferent to a poor, innocent soul like Eugénie being treated with such cruelty.
00:46:26Eugénie, you say? Are you sure it was she?
00:46:28No doubt about it.
00:46:29Even so, no one may disrupt the discipline of this home.
00:46:32Dr. Maillard, bear in mind she's a woman, a soft, harmless creature who deserves special treatment.
00:46:38Precisely. Eugénie must receive a special treatment.
00:46:41Can you imagine what would happen if she ran away from this, her home?
00:46:44And the question comes from someone who knows her infinitely better than you do.
00:46:47Therefore, I must ask you to reconsider your chivalrous or foolhardy behavior.
00:46:51Well, you must understand how I ...
00:47:06I know it's hard to believe. But when she's enraged, her fury is greater than that of a wild boar.
00:47:12You lie, you're merely an imposter.
00:47:15You're merely an impostor.
00:47:18You wish to say I'm a Merlin impostor.
00:47:21And you're right, for Meillard is a magician.
00:47:24And I'll prove it to you.
00:47:33Do you believe in sorcery?
00:47:37No. I insist you're an impostor. What's more, I can prove it.
00:47:42Look at the wall and tell me, how many shadows do you have?
00:47:46You say you have but one. You're wrong. You have three shadows.
00:47:49I forbid you to turn around. You have three shadows even if you refuse to believe me.
00:47:53Can you see them now, LeBlanc? There are three, precisely three.
00:47:58And now tell me, do you or do you not believe in my power?
00:48:01It's time to go to bed, LeBlanc. Tomorrow you have an unusually difficult day.
00:48:05You'll visit the dungeons.
00:48:07Pleasant dreams, my friend. And if you hear strange noises during the night, fear not.
00:48:11Or your shadows will protect you. Your shadows will watch over your sleep.
00:48:41Why are you so mad?
00:48:47Here we go.
00:48:49оперative babes are here.
00:48:55He's when the night begins to be free hyncy.
00:48:58There's a couple hundred people saying these shadows are never combined or anything.
00:49:03Are there!
00:49:04So, here we go.
00:49:34So, here we go.
00:50:04So, here we go.
00:50:34So, here we go.
00:51:04So, here we go.
00:51:34So, here we go.
00:52:04So, here we go.
00:52:06So, here we go.
00:52:08So, here we go.
00:52:10So, here we go.
00:52:12So, here we go.
00:52:14So, here we go.
00:52:16So, here we go.
00:52:18So, here we go.
00:52:20So, here we go.
00:52:22So, here we go.
00:52:24So, here we go.
00:52:26So, here we go.
00:52:28So, here we go.
00:52:30So, here we go.
00:52:32So, here we go.
00:52:34So, here we go.
00:52:36So, here we go.
00:52:38So, here we go.
00:52:40So, here we go.
00:52:42So, here we go.
00:52:44So, here we go.
00:52:46So, here we go.
00:52:48So, here we go.
00:52:50So, here we go.
00:52:52So, here we go.
00:52:54So, here we go.
00:52:55So, here we go.
00:52:56Stand now.
00:52:59Here.
00:53:01So, I see it.
00:53:02Choosing you do,
00:53:02is the thinker.
00:53:04His powers are immense.
00:53:07Let's have easy ones before his evil.
00:53:09What are we to do?
00:53:11Have my faith in me.
00:53:12He must have some weak spot.
00:53:15I wonder.
00:53:17He is that phiquement Brigand, Ralph Fregenard,
00:53:19you've heard of him, haven't you?
00:53:21Maybe.
00:53:22Thought he came to me in the life.
00:53:24I thought he came to him seeking a cure.
00:53:26But God, how could he have deceived your father?
00:53:29As Fragonard is mad, he deceived him.
00:53:31A few months after his arrival here, he incited the other patients to revolt.
00:53:35He organized a coup d'etat, and several months after that, he supplanted my father.
00:53:42But we're together now, so don't worry.
00:53:48Second battalion, advance!
00:53:50You two, to the east.
00:53:51Front guard, to the west, attack!
00:53:57You, go up, and circle!
00:54:02You, south!
00:54:04Up to now, I've been able to deceive Fragonard.
00:54:06He really thinks I am mad.
00:54:08But if we don't change the situation, I shall lose my mind.
00:54:11Gaston, we cannot stay here any longer.
00:54:15Here, you better wear this.
00:54:17It's cold.
00:54:21Red guard, go!
00:54:34Wait.
00:54:35Silver guard, go!
00:54:40Blue guard, go!
00:54:46Over and down, go down!
00:54:47Golgotha, Golgotha, follow him, follow him!
00:54:53First battalion, advance!
00:54:55Golden guard, to the west, go!
00:54:59Silver guard, attack!
00:55:00To the east, go!
00:55:02Gold!
00:55:02All right, come on, come on.
00:55:28All right, come on, come on.
00:55:28One, five, six, seven, nine!
00:55:36Hold right here.
00:55:51Oh!
00:55:51Oh!
00:55:52Oh!
00:55:53Oh!
00:55:54Oh!
00:55:54Oh!
00:55:55Oh!
00:55:55Coupier, for God's sakes, help him!
00:56:11I got it, Gaston. I got it. I... I...
00:56:16Coupier, get up!
00:56:19For God's sakes, help him!
00:56:25Coupier!
00:56:32Hold tight, Gaston. Here I come.
00:56:37Gaston! Gaston!
00:56:45Come on. Hurry up!
00:56:47Let's go. Hurry up!
00:56:55Let's go.
00:57:07No, no, no, no, no!
00:57:17Gaston! Gaston!
00:57:19Gaston!
00:57:20Go!
00:57:21Gaston!
00:57:24Gaston!
00:57:26Go!
00:57:29Ha!
00:57:33Ha!
00:57:35Ha!
00:57:37Ha!
00:57:39Ha!
00:57:41Ha!
00:57:43Ha!
00:57:44Ha!
00:57:47Ha!
00:57:50Help!
00:57:52Someone please help me.
00:57:55Help!
00:57:59Please help me.
00:58:02Help me.
00:58:06Help me.
00:58:09Help me.
00:58:10Help.
00:58:40Look, the walls of the castle.
00:58:45We'll soon be out of here.
00:58:54I am aiming precisely at your heart with my gun.
00:58:57Any false move on your part could prove to be fatal.
00:59:10If you are tired of that, you will be gone.
00:59:14There will be noBrown!
00:59:16You will be gone.
00:59:17My boy, you will be well.
00:59:19My boy!
00:59:20My boy!
00:59:21My boy!
00:59:25Your boy!
00:59:27My boy!
00:59:31My boy!
00:59:38done
00:59:48yeah
00:59:53the
00:59:57the
01:00:00one
01:00:03Stop!
01:00:05Stop!
01:00:27Stop!
01:00:29Stop!
01:00:31Stop!
01:00:33Stop!
01:00:37Henri!
01:00:45Oh!
01:00:46Doctor Meillard!
01:00:49Oh, my friend.
01:00:51I thought I'd never see you again.
01:00:57Oh, my friend.
01:01:00Henri!
01:01:03That's ridiculous.
01:01:04That was seen out there, right?
01:01:10So...
01:01:12Because I was calling her.
01:01:14So...
01:01:15Oh!
01:01:16Oh!
01:01:18No, Fregonard, let's stop pretending.
01:01:43Doctor Mia, my dear fellow.
01:01:45Well, whatever your name is, what will become of Eugenie?
01:01:48Eugenie will get exactly what she deserves.
01:01:52Don't harm her, Fregonard.
01:01:54Please.
01:01:55One of the dictums of my system is,
01:01:59patients should never overexcite themselves.
01:02:01I'm not your patient.
01:02:03Of course not.
01:02:05For the time being, you must feel like one of the members of the family
01:02:10who lives in this humble abode.
01:02:12You are mad.
01:02:13Well, the temporario for good is a matter to be decided afterwards.
01:02:18Watch them closely, LeBlanc.
01:02:23See that fellow over there?
01:02:24He pretends to be fishing for something.
01:02:26He is the essence of the impossible.
01:02:28She, the hopelessness of the unredeemable.
01:02:31Unredeemable.
01:02:33Unredeemable.
01:02:34Unredeemable.
01:02:35Unredeemable.
01:02:36Unredeemable.
01:02:37Unredeemable.
01:02:38membres could reinforce them.
01:02:51Great head.
01:02:53Unredeemable.
01:02:54!
01:02:55Unredeemable.
01:02:55It's true.
01:02:55Unredeemable.
01:02:56It was mine only, the best.
01:02:57Unredeemable.
01:02:57Let us see.
01:02:58Welcome, welcome to Maillard's table.
01:03:25Let the music commence.
01:03:30Beloved, rejoice with me in the company of my fine and elegant guests.
01:03:36And watch your table manners.
01:03:41Unfortunately, we cannot afford to have them all surrounding my majestic person.
01:03:44That's why some of them are kept within those crystal prisons.
01:03:55Let's go.
01:04:02Let's go.
01:04:04Let's go.
01:04:06Let's go.
01:04:08Let's go.
01:04:33Your Majesty, how did you build up this abode, foretaste of your future empire?
01:04:49Ah, it was very easy.
01:04:52One day, the patients, inspired by me, rebelled.
01:04:55They locked up their torturers.
01:04:57And from that day on, the former patients of this institution
01:05:00became the missionaries of my system who will depart to preach my gospel.
01:05:04Bravo.
01:05:05Guards and patients traded roles and...
01:05:08And the lunatics were set free and their keepers locked up in rotten dungeons.
01:05:12But your Majesty, have there been no signs of counter-revolution?
01:05:16No, we're much too clever.
01:05:19In order to avoid any possible problems, we have refused to accept visitors, accepted special instances.
01:05:25Those who did come a purging their recklessness in the dungeons.
01:05:29And others, where they belong.
01:05:32There have been a few cases similar to Eugenie's.
01:05:36But she never fooled us about her true reason for remaining here.
01:05:39And now, sir, do my answer seem satisfactory to you?
01:05:48Monstrum horrendum informe ingens!
01:05:58Get back! Get back!
01:06:01Get back!
01:06:04Sit down, please.
01:06:05Sit down.
01:06:06Eat, my friends!
01:06:08Oh!
01:06:09Oh, look at him!
01:06:10Oh!
01:06:11Oh, Mina!
01:06:26Blasphemy!
01:06:27Blasphemy!
01:06:28Blasphemy!
01:06:29Ah!
01:06:30Ah!
01:06:31Ah!
01:06:32Ah!
01:06:46Ah!
01:06:47Alhum Garana, Sabnan Sabnan Guruji
01:07:11Alhum Garana, Sabnan Sabnan Guruji
01:07:19Alhum Garana, Sabnan Sabnan Guruji
01:07:25Could I offer you a piece of this most excellent ville a la Sainte Menhul?
01:07:29No, thank you.
01:07:31Take it away.
01:07:33Dearly beloved subjects, now prepare yourselves for the entertainment that I will offer you.
01:07:45And now, my dear Monsieur Leblanc, if you are as clever as you think you are, tell me, what lies under the salary?
01:08:03Let him save, let him save, let him save, hush!
01:08:09Another villa, the Sainte Menhul?
01:08:11Oh no, you're stupid. Isn't he stupid, my friends?
01:08:15Yes, he's stupid! Yes, he's stupid!
01:08:19I will be the one to show you. Uncover the secret that lies under the salary.
01:08:31Woman, there is your father.
01:08:35You needn't be so cruel. Take off his gag.
01:08:41I don't see why not. Take his gag off.
01:08:43No, Jeannie, my child. Let me look at you. Ah, my child.
01:08:49Oh father, at last I found you. If I am to die, I'll die with you.
01:08:55Enough of this melodramatic foolishness. For today many events will occur.
01:09:01Indeed, many an event worthy of the anger your mediocrity has aroused in my bosom. Yes, enough! Take him away!
01:09:17Yes, enough! Take him away!
01:09:47Bravo, Froehner!
01:09:55Hey, hey!
01:10:04It will be an interesting experience, Timothy.
01:10:07What exactly do you mean by an interesting experience?
01:10:13You were born to ask nothing but stupidities, Leblanc.
01:10:17Don't you know who I am?
01:10:19I found out just today, Frigonard.
01:10:21Every single country, remote or near,
01:10:23those where the sun darkens the skin,
01:10:25and those where the ice never melts will soon be mine.
01:10:27My power is boundless.
01:10:29I know the secret for submitting all men and women to my will,
01:10:31and do you want me to disclose this secret?
01:10:33None other than the soothing system apply to everyone.
01:10:37Nations of the world, proclaim me your Emperor!
01:10:41Long live, Frigonard!
01:10:42Long live, Frigonard!
01:10:43Long live, Frigonard!
01:10:44Long live, Frigonard!
01:10:46Long live, Frigonard!
01:10:48Long live, Frigonard!
01:10:50Long live, Frigonard!
01:10:52Long live, Frigonard!
01:10:54Long live, Frigonard!
01:10:55Ah, dear Leblanc.
01:10:56My lovely Eugenie.
01:10:58What did you expect to gain by pretending to run away?
01:11:01to run away. Are you trying to break my heart? Don't you understand you belong to the chosen few
01:11:07with whom I will build a new world? My faithful and beloved people, once more we have witnessed
01:11:13an ingratitude, or rather a deliberate misunderstanding. They have not understood
01:11:19the advantages to be gained by my soothing system. They have not understood, sire.
01:11:24They have not understood. Beloved people, it is up to you to decide on this regrettable case.
01:11:47There seems to be no other way. Perhaps after they have lived several years in a world of shadows,
01:11:54they will finally understand the price one pays for reckless action. But, was this mere recklessness?
01:12:02Or rather, criminal rebellion? Do you hear me? Rebellion!
01:12:07It was rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion!
01:12:17Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion!
01:12:23Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion! If it is rebellion, the dungeons are no adequate punishment.
01:12:26Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion! Rebellion!
01:12:27Rebellion! If it is rebellion, the dungeons are no adequate punishment?
01:12:28Rebellion! For reckless action, yes.
01:12:29ç•¥! But since Monsieur Leblanc and my lovely Eugeni are rebellious subjects, by sending them
01:12:35We will be gracing them, and this they do not deserve, do they?
01:12:40No! No!
01:12:49So? Burn them! Burn them!
01:12:52Burn them! Burn them! Burn them! Burn them!
01:13:04Yes! For fire purifies everything!
01:13:22Burn them! Burn them!
01:13:36They got him!
01:13:37They got him!
01:13:38Just go!
01:13:42The key! Get the key!
01:13:52I got it!
01:13:56Is there no way to avoid your sentence?
01:13:58Can we not appeal, have a new trial?
01:14:00May we simply not beg to be pardoned?
01:14:02Oh, not very likely.
01:14:06But perhaps you might be relieved to know that sometimes we decide in favor of fouls.
01:14:11It turns out to be more amusing.
01:14:13What do you mean?
01:14:14Oh, you'll find out presently.
01:14:18You'll find out presently. You'll find out presently.
01:14:21You'll find out presently. You'll find out presently.
01:14:36Silence!
01:14:39Keep quiet.
01:14:43I'm afraid we'll never escape from this nightmare.
01:14:46Trust in my father. Did you see? He's alive. He's alive.
01:14:51Beloved people. The time has come for us to feed our famished fouls.
01:14:57Hooray! Hooray! Hooray! Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!
01:15:03The show is about to begin. All together now. Call our fouls.
01:15:07Cora fouls!
01:15:37Cora fouls!
01:16:07Cora fouls!
01:16:37Cora fouls!
01:17:07Cora fouls!
01:17:37Cora fouls!
01:18:07Cora fouls!
01:18:37Cora fouls!
01:19:07Cora fouls!
01:19:37Cora fouls!
01:20:07Cora fouls!
01:20:37Cora fouls!
01:20:45Yes, the tree, the boaba tree, and the leaves of the ye and the nay, and the roots.
01:20:55Can this be the end of the end?
01:21:05Cora fouls!
01:21:35Cora fouls!
01:21:37Cora fouls!
01:21:39Cora fouls!
01:21:41Cora fouls!
01:21:43Cora fouls!
01:21:45Cora fouls!
01:21:47Cora fouls!
01:21:49Cora fouls!
01:21:51Cora fouls!
01:21:52Cora fouls!
01:21:54Cora fouls!
01:21:56Cora fouls!
01:21:58Cora fouls!
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01:22:01Cora fouls!
01:22:02Cora fouls!
01:22:04Cora fouls!
01:22:05Cora fouls!
01:22:06Cora fouls!
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