00:01Asher, I didn't realize, but everything's too expensive here. I'll go somewhere else.
00:05Don't be ridiculous. We have money. Let's treat ourselves.
00:11How much for this one?
00:12That is a prized piece, and it is not for sale.
00:16Can I see it?
00:16You break it, you pay for it, and I am sure you don't have that kind of money.
00:21I'll pay ten times whatever it costs.
00:24Get the brush and show it to the gentleman here.
00:30Solid aged wood, perfectly dense for the mellow glow.
00:33In winter gristles, the spring and inkhold are spot on.
00:36A true masterpiece.
00:38Good eye. Now give it back before you drop it.
00:42Hephectios, the god of craftsmen, my good brother, do me a favor.
00:45Give me a tool that does not belong to this mortal world.
00:50How about a trade? These glasses for this brush.
00:53Just a random pair of glasses? Are you joking?
01:09Dad, what are you doing?
01:11Teaching you a lesson in respect and how to know when you are in presence of a very distinguished customer.
01:17Apologize immediately.
01:19To who?
01:20Sir, please forgive my son's ignorance.
01:23I accept your offer.
01:25And if you see anything else in the store that strikes you, it's yours.
01:29Free.
01:35What? Are you nuts?
01:36That was our prized brush. Why trade it?
01:38These glasses.
01:40They reveal every fake.
01:42Show me what you bought.
01:53Fooled! I can't believe your stupidity!
01:56Every piece you bought for the store is fake!
02:08Anything you want.
02:11I threw him in the sea.
02:13How is he still alive?
02:22Mr. Vale.
02:23No way.
02:24Asher's alive.
02:26And Sarah, she's talking.
02:31What?
02:32She can speak?
02:34What?
02:37What?
02:38What?
02:38What?
02:47As long as you kill more people for me in the mortal world,
02:50and continuously send the souls to my underworld as laborers,
02:55I will grant you worldly power and endless wealth.
02:59Yes, Lord Hades.
03:02A mortal?
03:03A mortal?
03:15I seal her voice from memory.
03:18No one must know.
03:22Find a way.
03:24Kill them.
03:26The secret can't get out.
03:32Ash.
03:34Those glasses must have cost a fortune.
03:37He gave the brush up so easily.
03:39Not expensive.
03:41Just precious to her.
03:43Am I wasting this amazing brush?
03:45A brush only matters in your hands.
03:48Besides, if the clinic fails, I'm counting on your painting.
03:52Can you do it with a broken brush?
03:53You are so good to me.
03:55Thank you, Asher.
04:03You're in love with her.
04:05Say it out loud.
04:08Sarah, I...
04:09I think...
04:11I like you.
04:18But I don't deserve you.
04:22Of course you do.
04:23You're my wife.
04:24I should be on my knees making you the happiest girl in the world.
04:37I think I'll turn in early tonight.
04:40Not waiting for your husband to join you?
04:51I can't wait for your kumoba.
04:55Let me rip my legs right over you.
04:58Now I come back to you, back to you.
05:01Call your names.
05:02I don't think I'm so bad.
05:05I made no one away since I'm looking on your face.
05:10You know what's in the dark, so I keep it in the dark.
05:15Scorpio, let me stress your love.
05:17Drive me crazy, give me flash.
05:20I know what you're missing, so I keep on trying.
05:25Maybe you're very sweet.
05:28It was just so pure.
05:35You...
05:36I thought you...
05:37You were never able to.
05:39How are you this good all of a sudden?
05:43Silly girl.
05:45Have you forgotten what I'm capable of?
06:00You take him.
06:02I'll grab the girl.
06:04I'll grab the girl.
06:30I'll grab the girl.
06:31You're killing.
06:32Let me kiss you.
06:54What are you doing?
06:56Kill him!
07:00It hurts.
07:01But his lips, so sexy.
07:22Sarah, call the police.
07:24Now.
07:31Bad news, Mr. Vale.
07:34Your two henchmen were taken to the police by Asher.
07:41My top killers, thrown in jail by a washed-up gambler?
07:46Mr. Vale, Asher is different.
07:50Extraordinary.
07:51Longford helped him open a clinic.
07:53They are throwing a huge launch party tomorrow.
07:56Longford.
07:57How's he still alive?
07:59Uh, a complication.
08:01I'll fix it.
08:02Good.
08:03Because if that cropple is still alive next week, I'll slit your throats instead.
08:11Yes, sir.
08:18Here's to a fresh start.
08:27Welcome to New Leaf Clinic, where real, responsible care is available to everyone.
08:32Routine checkups or complex cases, every patient is taken seriously.
08:37Snacks and drinks await, and the sign-up for free consultations is right over there.
08:41Help yourselves.
08:42Hey, isn't that Asher?
08:43Running a clinic?
08:46How?
08:46Why?
08:47Isn't he an abusive drunk?
08:48I went astray once, but with my wife's help, I've changed.
08:51The name of our clinic says it all.
08:52I turned over a new leaf.
08:53Can he really change?
08:55I wouldn't trust him with someone's life.
08:58What if he relapses?
08:59People are crazy to trust him.
09:05I believe him.
09:12Is that Victor Langford?
09:14Walking without a wheelchair?
09:20Mr. Langford.
09:22Listen up, people.
09:24I can vouch for Asher.
09:25I traveled the world, and no doctor could find a cure for my leg.
09:29Asher did.
09:30After his treatment, not only can I walk, my legs are stronger than they've ever been.
09:34And he looks ten years younger.
09:36Dr. Asher, I want a full checkup.
09:44Dr. Asher, can I get an appointment this week?
09:46Register at the front desk.
09:48We'll schedule everyone properly.
09:50We're going to be at the bank.
09:51We're going to be at the bank.
09:52We're going to be at the bank.
09:53We're going to be at the bank.
10:20Pancreatic cancer?
10:29Thank you, doctor.
10:30Thank you, doctor.
10:37Thank you, doctor.
10:40Hold up, people.
10:42Don't let that man touch another patient.
10:45He's a fraud.
10:47Don't fall for it.
10:50Dr. Hawthorne, why would you say that?
10:52Asher's a scammer.
10:54He knows nothing about the medicine.
10:55I don't care.
10:56I can walk.
10:57That speaks for itself.
11:00Shame.
11:01Langford, of all people, I had no idea you could be so easily fooled.
11:06Your leg was already on the mend from the medicine I prescribed for you.
11:10Asher knew it and used cheap stimulants to speed up the process.
11:13Is that possible?
11:16Could he have stolen Dr. Hawthorne's credit?
11:18You're wrong, Hawthorne.
11:19You never, never had any intention of healing Victor.
11:22Are you saying your years of being a drink gambler taught you more about medicine than my years of medical
11:27study?
11:28Years?
11:30That's nothing compared to centuries.
11:32When it comes to real medicine, I'm your progenitor.
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