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00:00Paris, 1348. It began with ships docking on the River Seine and something small, almost invisible,
00:06crawling ashore. Rats, thousands of them, spilling into the city's narrow streets,
00:12carrying a silent killer in their fur. At first, people blamed witches or God's anger,
00:18but soon they realized something far worse was happening. The Black Death had arrived.
00:23Bells rang endlessly as carts carried bodies through the streets. The air smelled of smoke,
00:28fear, and death. Half the city vanished in just months. Families gone, streets empty,
00:34silence everywhere, except for the scratching of rats. When the plague finally faded,
00:39Paris was a ghost of itself, and the rats they stayed. History remembers kings and wars,
00:45but sometimes the thing that changes the world is just a rat.
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