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00:00This tooth. I should have had it dealt with three hundred years ago, but it's my fang,
00:05the last thing my father left me. How am I supposed to be myself without it? If I lose it,
00:12what am I? Young master, every time your tooth hurts, you compose a five-act tragedy.
00:16Every time it stops, you admire yourself in the enchanted mirror and say it still looks rather
00:20nice. Three hundred years, over three thousand Lukals. I've kept a log. This time is different.
00:25Last night, I dreamed of someone. Him? That bastard Baron who bit you three hundred years
00:30ago at your own coming-of-age ceremony? The one who turned your entire family into-
00:34Not him. A man with glasses, wearing white, very clean fingers. He reached toward my mouth,
00:39and I didn't flinch. He said, open up. It won't hurt. And I- I opened. Young master,
00:46perhaps what you need is no longer a warm cup of blood tea and three hundred years of self-pity.
00:51What do I need besides a stake through the heart? A dentinth.
01:07What? What are you?
01:14Patient. Emergency. Toothache.
01:20Toothache.
01:21Twenty-seven? Are you sure?
01:24I've been twenty-seven every year. Consistently. Is there a problem with my paperwork?
01:34Which one is the emergency patient?
01:46Please open your mouth.
01:53I won't hurt you.
01:55Enamel thickness. Four times human. Light transvosi. Extraordinary. Almost opalacinic.
02:01Root length. Average human canine is twenty-six millimeters. Yours is at least forty. Possibly forty-two.
02:10The pulp is still vital. Your circulatory system is functioning. But no palpable radial pulse, and your pupular light reflects
02:16is abnormally slow. I timed it. Skin temperature?
02:19Approxima thirty-four celsius. Normal human range is thirty-six point five to thirty-seven celsius. You are not human.
02:29You're a vampire.
02:31So you're going to call the police? The hunters? Brandish a cross? Stake me through the heart with a sharpened
02:38dental probe?
02:40I'm going to complete your root treatment.
02:44Then publish a paper. The Lanson, or at least the British Dental Journal. Possibly both.
02:52You want to publish a paper on my teeth? No. I want to make history with your teeth.
02:59Your canines are the most beautiful biological structures I have ever seen. Including forty-seven million-year-old fossil primates
03:06I studied during my Ph.D.
03:08You beat the fossils.
03:11Left Maxivalian catenine. Paraoctal termiotitis. Duration approximately three hundred years, based on regnotrical evidence of chronic bone resection. Please open
03:19your mouth.
03:23If you hurt me, you'll bite me. You mentioned that last time. Before you bite,
03:27let me collect a saliva sample first. Your salivary enzyme profile must be extraordinary.
03:38It doesn't hurt.
03:40Of course it doesn't hurt. I've only touched the surface. The nerve endings are deeper than in humans. Vampire enamel
03:46is an extraordinary adaptation.
03:56Heart rate elevated. Does it hurt?
03:59It doesn't hurt.
04:03Then why is your heart rate?
04:04Maybe it's pre-pain. An anticipatory physiological response.
04:09That's not a medical term.
04:11Then coin one. You seem good at naming things. You named my enamel extraordinary.
04:21Three hundred years the first time it doesn't hurt.
04:24Temporary treatment. Same time next week for follow-up. Your canine needs at least three sessions. Possibly more, depending on
04:32the pulp response.
04:35Young master, the tooth is fixed. Let's go home. The sun rises in forty-two minutes.
04:42But it'll hurt again.
04:45The tooth?
04:47I don't know.
04:57Are you gonna bite me?
05:00No.
05:03Then what do you want?
05:08I'm going to kidnap you.
05:14Does the kidnapping location have dental equipment?
05:21You're not afraid?
05:24That depends on the kidnapping location.
05:26My castle has a fully equipped dental office. A 1932 Ricker Model A imported from Vienna.
05:32Original leather, foot pedal, and hydraulics intact.
05:34A German Sills x-ray machine, Wolliopier Era, still produces diagnostic quality radiographs.
05:40I have the original manuals. In German.
05:43Ritter Model A? With the original leather? The foot pedal? It's the cast iron one, not the later aluminum replacement?
05:49Original cast iron. Made in Vienna. Serial number 00047.
05:55Serial number 00047. That's the forty-seventh unit ever produced. The first fifty were hand-assembled
06:02by the Ryder family themselves.
06:05Let's go.
06:09Young Matzit, you didn't even say come with me or I'll kill you!
06:11You didn't bare your fangs! You didn't do the red-eye hypnotic stare!
06:14This is the most pathetic kidnapping I have witnessed in two hundred years!
06:18He said he has a Ritter Model A with serial number 00047.
06:22That's more persuasive than any threat.
06:23If he'd mentioned the C-Mits x-ray first, I would have offered to drive.
06:36No more than ten of these exist worldwide.
06:39The leather? No cracks.
06:42The stitching? Original.
06:44The hydraulic fluid? Still clear.
06:47This is not a dental chair.
06:50This is a museum piece.
06:52This is your teeth and your equipment.
06:54I want them both.
07:00Young Master, how can it hurt again? The treatment was supposed to...
07:06Not the left one.
07:08Never!
07:09The right one?
07:11Young Master, this time it's the right one!
07:14The right canine has never hurt before!
07:17In 327 years, the right canine has never...
07:21First time pain in the right canine.
07:23Bilateral nerve involvement.
07:25The abnormal neural connection isn't limited to the left side, it's systemic.
07:28Your cardiac-neural-dental-edal feedback loop may be more extensive than I initially hypothesized.
07:32I need to reassess the treatment plan.
07:34Could you, when I say my tooth hurts, not start with a medical explanation first?
07:38Then what should I say?
07:39Say, you'll be okay.
07:42You'll be okay.
07:44Please come closer.
07:45I need to observe your eclosion up close.
07:47Your resting jaw position and the alignment of your canines with your lower arm.
07:51Your arch.
07:51I'm fine here.
07:52Just speak, I can hear you.
07:53Vampire hearing.
07:54Up to 400 meters, depending on wind conditions.
07:57I can't see properly.
07:58The distance is affecting my ability to assess your mandribular positioning.
08:03Shhh.
08:10Open your mouth.
08:13Now?
08:14While I'm having breakfast?
08:16Now.
08:16The observation window for resting umplution is narrow.
08:19It's best captured when the patient is relaxed and not consciously adjusting their relaxed.
08:24Why not?
08:30Well…
08:30Have I Dropped.
08:31She nah…
08:33How am I?
08:50There
08:51all will
08:51be lifted. That is so
08:51much darker there… … …
08:54Dr. Hart, rule number one, bats are not permitted to hang upside down in the sterile zone.
08:59Rule number two, bats are not permitted to sharpen their claws on the armrest of the
09:04dental chair.
09:04Rule number three, bats are not permitted to drink coffee.
09:08Rule number four, four, bats are not permitted to hang upside down in the sterile zone.
09:30We need to install UV filter film, custom cut for each window.
09:36You'll be able to move around during the day without being burned.
09:43Why?
09:48Because you're my patient.
09:50Twice-weekly follow-ups.
09:52You can't always come at five in the morning.
09:54The sun rises at six.
09:56And you deserve to see the sun, even if it's through a filter.
10:12Dr. Hart, hmm?
10:17You've turned my castle into the human world.
10:27Why aren't you afraid of me?
10:29Do you mean, not afraid you'll bite me, not afraid you'll drink my blood, or not afraid
10:33you'll lock me up in this castle?
10:34All of it.
10:35Every part of it.
10:37Every reason a human should be afraid of a vampire, you should be afraid.
10:41I've killed people.
10:42I've drank human blood.
10:43I'm 327 years old, and I've done things.
10:47When was the last time you killed someone?
10:491843.
10:50I killed the hunter who staked my sister.
10:52And after that, I stopped.
10:55I stopped drinking human blood in 1923.
10:58I stopped everything.
10:59That night in the parking lot.
11:00The fangs you pressed against my neck, 34.2 satius.
11:04Ice-cold vampire fangs shouldn't be 34.2 satius.
11:07You're warm.
11:07You just don't know it yourself.
11:09Or, you've been told for 300 years that you're cold, so you believed it.
11:13Also, if you really wanted to bite me, you would have done it in the parking lot.
11:16You didn't.
11:16You just pressed your fangs against me as if testing my reaction.
11:19As if wanting to confirm whether there's someone who won't push you away.
11:22Fang, it's inclusion.
11:22You didn't want to hurt me.
11:23For 300 years, no one has touched them.
11:25No one has come near your mouth except enemies.
11:27No one has ever asked you, does it hurt?
11:29How do you know everything?
11:31I'm a dentist.
11:32Dentists read teeth.
11:33Your fangs told me far more than your mouth ever did.
11:36They were saying, for 300 years, no one touched me.
11:38No one knew I was 34.2 shestius.
11:40No one asked if I was in pain.
11:41Until you.
11:49Today we'll clean out the left canine pulp chamber.
11:52Apply medication.
11:53About 40 minutes.
11:54Please relax.
11:56Relax.
11:57I'll try.
11:58I've been trying to relax for 300 years.
12:00It's harder than it sounds.
12:01You talk more when you're nervous.
12:03I'm not nervous.
12:05Your grip strength on the arm last has increased by approximately 30% since you sat down.
12:10The leather is creasing.
12:12I'm not nervous.
12:20Your heart rate jumped from 72 straight to 187.
12:26I only touched your lips.
12:29I haven't even started the procedure yet.
12:45Last time you said, your canine nerves are directly connected to your cardiac nerves.
12:52When your heart flutters, your fangs hurt.
12:55You described it as a conducted pain.
12:58Yes.
12:59The harder my heart flutters, the more they hurt.
13:03For 300 years I trained myself.
13:06Every time I felt thing, I shut it down.
13:10I became the best at not feeling anything.
13:13Just now, your heart rate was 187.
13:16But you didn't clutch your face.
13:20No pain?
13:22Why no pain?
13:23I was clearly...
13:24My heart was...
13:27187 is the highest it's ever been in 300 years.
13:31The previous record was 134 in 1867.
13:50Your heart rate jumped from 72 straight to 187.
13:56I only touched your lips.
13:59I haven't even started the procedure yet.
14:01I know.
14:23In normal person terms, your fangs have accepted my treatment.
14:28They've accepted me.
14:31So when your heart flutters for me, your fangs won't hurt anymore.
14:36They'll only feel warm.
14:40Like holding a cup of coffee.
14:42Like standing in filtered sunlight.
14:45Like being touched.
14:52Your lips.
14:54Temperature is 36.5 ccs.
14:58Normal body temperature range.
15:00Oral temperature is generally 0.3 to 0.5 degrees higher than axilla.
15:05Not normal for me.
15:08Everything I've ever touched has been cold.
15:12Marble.
15:13Coffins.
15:14My own hands.
15:16For 300 years, everything was cold.
15:21And then you touched my forehead in the dental office.
15:25And I felt warmth for the first time.
15:28It doesn't hurt anymore.
15:30For the first time in 300 years, when my heart flutters, it doesn't hurt.
15:35It just beats.
15:45Young master, there's a vampire hunter outside the gate.
15:49Silver armor, polish to a mirror finish.
15:51Wooden stake sword, at least one meter long, possibly ash wood.
15:55Garlic, 11 whole braids of garlic.
15:58I counted.
15:591, 2, 3, 11!
16:01Evil vampire, I've tracked you for three days through the Ravenmoor forest.
16:07Across the Blackthone River.
16:09Following the trail of your...
16:11Your dental appointment card.
16:14Release the human dentist you've kidnapped.
16:22Are you afraid of him?
16:25I used to be.
16:27And now?
16:29I'm sorry.
16:35Now you're here.
16:36And if he wants to get to you, he'll have to go through me first.
16:41Young master, are we...
16:43Are we actually going to fight?
16:44Should I get the ceremonial battle armor from the vault?
16:47The one with the batwing shoulder palm soles?
16:49No.
16:50Get the coffee.
16:51The hunter will need it.
17:09Vampire, release that human!
17:16Excuse me.
17:17Do your teeth hurt?
17:19What?
17:20No.
17:21I'm here to...
17:22I'm here to...
17:22I'm a vampire hunter.
17:24This is the seventh generation Thornwood family...
17:27Open bite.
17:28Mandibular protraction.
17:29Your lower jaw juts forward when you speak.
17:31Most noticeable on the S nouns, which you pronounce with a slight lisp.
17:35Your tongue is positioned too far forward in your oral capti.
17:38Did you suck your thumb as a child?
17:40How do you...
17:40I mean...
17:42That was 34 years ago.
17:43My mother said I stopped when I was four.
17:45How can you tell?
17:47Open your mouth.
17:50Why would I...
17:51I came here to kill a vampire, not to...
17:53If you don't get this treated, within three years, your temporomathridal joint will experience
17:56chronic inflammation.
17:57Five years, you'll hear a clicking sound every time you chew.
17:59Ten years, you won't be able to open your mouth wide enough to take a bite of an apple.
18:02Your career as a vampire hunter will end by...
18:04Temporomathridal joint disorder.
18:05Oclasal spling.
18:06Weekly follow-ups.
18:07The earlier the intervention, the better the prognosis.
18:10Open bite.
18:12Moderate attrition on the oclasal surfaces of the molars.
18:14Evidence of brioza of nocturnal teeth grinding.
18:17Possibly stress-related.
18:19Are you under a lot of stress?
18:20I'm a vamp...
18:21Vampire hunter.
18:23Of course I'm under stress.
18:25Castle Basement.
18:26See the the bat butler for an appointment.
18:28Bring your previous dental records if available.
18:38So...
18:40You're not kidnapped?
18:42Because the Ravenmoortown rumor mill and the missing...
18:44Person report filed by the St. Albans Hospital Administrator...
18:47Suggest otherwise.
18:48Legally speaking, the circumstances of my arrival could be categorized as non-consensual
18:53location, however.
18:54This place has the best preserved antique dental equipment in all of Europe.
18:57A Ritter Model A with serial number 0047.
19:00A W. Dui-era Simmel's x-ray machine.
19:02And a case of 300-year bilateral canine pericastinal periodotitis with a unique cardiac neural dental
19:08feedback loop that I have not found in any medical literature published between 70 and the
19:11present history.
19:12You voluntarily let a vampire kidnap you for a case study?
19:15It's not for the case study.
19:20You two aren't.
19:22A purely doctor-patient relationship.
19:27These two, their mouths are harder than the castle's stone walls, and the castle walls are
19:34three feet thick.
19:35Last time the young master's heart rate hit 187, Dr. Hart's hand was tribbling when he
19:41wrote the medical notes.
19:44I saw it!
19:45I have night vision!
19:47And they call this a doctor-patient relationship?
19:49I have lived 200 years, and I have never seen a doctor-patient relationship where the doctor's
19:55ears turn pink every time the patient enters the room!
20:08You can't sleep.
20:10Hmm.
20:10Thinking about your fangs.
20:12My fangs.
20:13Not me.
20:17Thinking about your fangs, and thinking about you, what's the difference?
20:21When you say things like that, my fangs hurt.
20:27Hurt?
20:28The third session is complete.
20:29The root canal filling should have blocked the abnormal neural conduction.
20:32Where exactly is the pain?
20:34Is it the left or the right?
20:35What's the intensity on a scale of 1 to 10?
20:37No probe needed.
20:39It's not pathological pain.
20:41It's when you talk to me.
20:42My heart beats too fast.
20:45The base of my fangs feels sore.
20:49It doesn't hurt the way it used to.
20:51But it's harder to bear than pain.
20:53Because I knew how to endure pain.
20:56This.
20:56I don't know what to do with this.
20:59You're smoking.
21:00We should go inside.
21:01It's fine.
21:02Lighter than a toothache.
21:03I've had worse.
21:04I once stood in direct sunlight for four minutes.
21:07In 1852.
21:08I wanted to see if I could.
21:10I couldn't.
21:11All right.
21:12No dental terminology.
21:13No medical explanations.
21:14I'll say it like a normal person.
21:16I can't sleep either.
21:17Not because of your fangs.
21:18Because of you.
21:19I keep thinking.
21:20You've spent 300 years alone in this castle.
21:23No one has touched your fangs.
21:24No one has asked if you were in pain.
21:26No one knew your temperature was 34.2 caesius.
21:29And I only know because I measured it with the back of my hand.
21:32No one made you coffee.
21:33No one fixed your coffee machine.
21:35Which had a broken gasket, by the way.
21:37No one installed UV filter film so you could stand at the window during the day.
21:41300 years.
21:42And no one did these things.
21:43I want to be the one who touches your fangs and then asks, does it hurt?
21:47I want to be the one who makes your coffee.
21:50The one who knows your temperature.
21:52Not from a medical record, but because my hand has been on your forehead enough times to memorize it.
21:57But I want to be the one who makes your heart rate hit a 187 and then stays until it
22:04settles back to 104.
22:06Sarah Finn.
22:08First time he addresses him by his three-syllable name.
22:10No Dr. Pre-X.
22:13Your finger is warmer than my fangs.
22:16Normal.
22:17Human fingertip temperature is usually about two shusties lower than oral temperature, but your fangs are lower than normal body
22:22temperature.
22:23Don't give me the medical explanation.
22:25Fine.
22:26I won't.
22:28Does it hurt?
22:30It doesn't hurt.
22:32Good.
22:33You kissed my forehead, not my tooth.
22:37Shut up.
22:38Patients shouldn't ask for too much.
22:40Dr. Hart.
22:42What?
22:43Why did you kiss my forehead and not my lips?
22:49Because forehead kissing is a standard post-treatment patient reassurance protocol.
22:53There's no such protocol.
22:55I can invent one.
22:57I'm the attending physician.
22:58Then invent a protocol for kissing lips.
23:03Elias, patients who push their luck, I charge extra for follow-ups.
23:07I have 300 years' worth of savings.
23:11Charge me.
23:13Not tonight.
23:14Why?
23:16Because if I kiss you tonight, I won't be able to pretend anymore.
23:20That I'm here for your teeth.
23:22That I'm not counting the hours until your next follow-up.
23:25That you're just my patient.
23:27Then stop pretending.
23:30Not tonight.
23:32Because if I stop pretending, I want 60 years, and 60 years isn't fair to you.
23:44Young master, you're finally not in pain anymore.
23:47And now Dr. Hart, he's the one who's afraid.
23:51Afraid of loving you too much.
23:53Afraid of losing you.
23:55Afraid of 60 years not being enough.
24:02You're cold.
24:03I'm fine.
24:04Your fingers are 35.8 celsius.
24:06That's 0.7 below normal.
24:08You measure my finger temperature now?
24:10I notice everything about you.
24:11Do you want to know why I'm not afraid of you?
24:13I've wanted to know.
24:14Since day one.
24:15The first time you saw my fangs in the dental chair.
24:17Your pupils dilated by 0.3 millimeters.
24:19Every other human's can trick.
24:20Yours expanded.
24:22You measured my pupils?
24:23I notice everything about you.
24:24You said that already.
24:25It's still true.
24:26Because of my sister.
24:29My sister Helena, 8 years older than me.
24:33She was sickly from childhood.
24:34Severe apratic anemia.
24:36Her bone marrow couldn't produce blood.
24:38Can you imagine?
24:39A body that can't make blood.
24:41Skin white as paper.
24:43Lips always a faint purple.
24:45People were afraid of her.
24:46Neighbors.
24:47Classmates.
24:48Even nurses said she looked like a ghost.
24:51Said she looked like a vampire.
24:53She couldn't be in the sun.
24:55Anemia.
24:56Sensitive to cold.
24:58Sensitive to heat.
24:59Sensitive to everything.
25:00She spent her whole life in a room with curtains drawn.
25:03When she smiled, her two canine teeth would show.
25:06Very sharp.
25:08She was so thin, all her teeth looked sharp.
25:10But the canines especially.
25:12When I was 16, she died.
25:15In the hospital.
25:16The machines beped for a long time.
25:18Then one long flat line.
25:20And then nothing.
25:22The day she left, I was holding her hand.
25:25Her hand was 34 Celsius.
25:28Just like yours.
25:33Seraphine.
25:34Your sister, she was 34 Celsius.
25:36You held her hand when she left.
25:38And then 17 years later, you met me.
25:41My fangs were 34.2 Celsius.
25:45My hand was 34.2 Celsius.
25:50I'm not her.
25:51I can't replace her.
25:53But if holding my hand.
25:55If touching my 34.2 Celsius.
25:58If it makes you feel like you're still holding her.
26:01Then my hand is yours.
26:03For however long you need it.
26:0560 years.
26:07300 years.
26:08300 years.
26:08It doesn't matter.
26:09It's yours.
26:12So when I first saw you.
26:15I didn't see a monster.
26:19I saw a person with the same temperature as my sister.
26:22Cold.
26:23Pale.
26:24Sharp teeth.
26:25But you're still here.
26:27Over 300 years.
26:29And you're still here.
26:30My sister didn't get to stay.
26:32You stayed.
26:33I wanted to fix your teeth.
26:35As if fixing your teeth.
26:37I could tell my 16 year old self.
26:41See.
26:42You just weren't skilled enough back then.
26:44If you'd had these hands.
26:46Maybe you could have kept her.
26:48Every time I touch your fang with my probe.
26:52Every time I adjust the angle of the light.
26:55Every time I say it won't hurt.
26:57I'm holding my sister's hand in that hospital room.
27:01And this time.
27:02Well this time it doesn't hurt.
27:03Your fang doesn't hurt.
27:04You don't hurt.
27:07And maybe.
27:08Just maybe.
27:0917 years ago she didn't hurt either.
27:12Maybe she just.
27:14Fell asleep.
27:22Seraphine Hot.
27:23Your sister's name.
27:24Helena.
27:25It means light in Greek.
27:27But she spent her whole life in the dark.
27:30You spent 17 years in guilt.
27:33That you weren't skilled enough.
27:34That you were 16 and couldn't save her.
27:37That you're alive and she's not.
27:38But 17 years later.
27:40You became skilled enough.
27:43You fixed a tooth that had been hurting for 300 years.
27:47You fixed a person who had been hiding for 300 years.
27:51You fixed this.
27:53You fixed this.
27:54My heart.
27:56It hurt for 300 years.
27:58Not anymore.
28:03In me.
28:04You saw someone you loved.
28:06I want to see.
28:09In you.
28:11The person I'll love for the rest of my life.
28:16Which is forever.
28:18But let's start with 60 years.
28:22You said forever and then immediately corrected yourself to 60 years.
28:26You're hedging.
28:27Like a patient who says it only hurts a little but their heart rate is 187.
28:31You're diagnosing me.
28:33I'm a dentist.
28:35I diagnose everyone.
28:37Diagnose yourself.
28:38Why are you still crying?
28:39I'm not crying.
28:41The fireplace smoke.
28:43Irritated my eyes.
28:44The fireplace is flameless.
28:46It's enchanted.
28:48No smoke.
28:50Shut up.
29:02Third mumble.
29:04Messio angle impassions.
29:06Elevator.
29:07Give me the elevator.
29:09Helena.
29:11I'm here.
29:16Elias.
29:18Open up.
29:22Young Master watched over him all night.
29:25I saw everything.
29:27Every hour.
29:28Every minute.
29:30When Dr. Hart almost fell off the sofa,
29:33Young Master caught him.
29:35When Dr. Hart said his sister's name,
29:38Young Master kissed his forehead.
29:40When Dr. Hart said Young Master's name,
29:43Young Master's fangs stopped hurting.
29:46Both of them.
29:47Left and right.
29:48I checked.
29:51Sorry, sorry.
29:52The tips.
29:53They weren't even trembling.
30:05I didn't come today for my teeth.
30:08Then for what?
30:08The garlic is hanging straight.
30:10Your open bite seems to be improving.
30:11The splim must be working.
30:12You-
30:13You're diagnosing me now?
30:14I've been living with a dentist for several months.
30:16Some things rub off.
30:17Why aren't you running?
30:18I still have garlic at my waist.
30:19My wooden stake sword is drawn.
30:20You're sitting in broad daylight reading a dental journal.
30:23My dentist is sleeping upstairs.
30:24He was on emergency duty all night, 14 hours.
30:26Pulled three whiz teeth.
30:27Dealt with two abscess cups.
30:28He's very tired.
30:29I'm afraid the sound of a fight might wake him.
30:31You love him.
30:34Yes.
30:35I love him.
30:37Not because he filled my tooth.
30:39Not because he made my coffee.
30:41Not because he installed UV filter film so I could stand in sunshine.
30:44Because he's the first person in 300 years who touched my fang and then asked,
30:48does it hurt, instead of, are you going to bite me?
30:49Because he measured the temperature of my fangs, 34.2 ccs, and wrote it in his chart.
30:54Because when my heart rate hit 187, he didn't run away.
30:58He put down his instruments and sat beside, not as my doctor, as a person.
31:02Sir Aldrich, you asked me if I love him.
31:04Now let me ask you, do you also need a dentist?
31:06For you.
31:07Insect repellent.
31:07The castle Dr. Hart gave me last time, but my jaw doesn't do y'all's click anymore.
31:10And yeah, testy, just delict lemmets out of the melon garden and diagnosing open bits.
31:13Things change.
31:14He changed you.
31:15Stayed.
31:16No, long enough for me to change myself.
31:17My family has hunted vampires for seven generations.
31:20But no one ever told me, vampires can love.
31:25Young master?
31:26Did a vampire hunter just say vampires can love?
31:30He's 28 this year.
31:31Ten years from now, he'll be 38.
31:3430 years?
31:3558?
31:3560 years?
31:36Enough.
31:37You can keep him company for 60 years.
31:39Then what?
31:39You'll be 27 forever.
31:40He'll grow old.
31:41His hands, the hands that held the probe so steady, at 187 beats per minute, those hands
31:44will tremble.
31:45Not from emotion.
31:46From age.
31:46He'll forget what he'll mix up his patient's charts.
31:48He'll forget your name.
31:49The new word he made detail.
31:50Every temperature reading.
31:51Every heartbeat on the monitor.
31:52But, if you only have 60 years, then give him everything in those 60 years.
31:57Every sunrise through the UV film.
31:58Every cup of coffee.
32:00Every dental checkup.
32:01Every it doesn't hurt.
32:02Don't waste a single minute being afraid.
32:04You've been 27 for 300 years.
32:07You've outlived your family.
32:08Your enemies.
32:10The baron who turned you.
32:11The dentist who made your first filling.
32:14You've outlived everyone who ever looked at you.
32:16Except yourself.
32:18Serafin is 28.
32:19In 10 years, he'll be 38.
32:20You'll still be 27.
32:22In 30 years, he'll be 58.
32:23You'll still be 27.
32:24In 60 years, he'll be gone.
32:26And you'll be 27.
32:28Like you've always been.
32:29Like you'll always be.
32:36Mythe, young master, your tooth hurts again.
32:44Your canine is hurting.
32:46No.
32:47Your left hand is pressing the left side of your face.
32:49Your shoulders are hunched.
32:51Your pupils are dilated.
32:52I can see them in the mirror reflection.
32:54Classic canine pulpitus posture.
32:57It's not pulpitus.
32:58Then what is it?
32:59It's pre-loss pain.
33:00The pain of knowing I'll lose you.
33:02In 60 years.
33:04Maybe less.
33:05Elias.
33:05When I said I wanted 60 years, I was being greedy.
33:08I didn't think I deserved more than 60 years.
33:10But if you're afraid of 60 years not being enough,
33:12then let's make it forever.
33:23Young master, are you avoiding Dr. Hart?
33:26You used to wish your teeth would hurt every single day
33:28just so he'd stay a little longer.
33:29Last time he did the temporary filling,
33:31you deliberately refused anesthesia.
33:33I saw your hand gripping the arm hold.
33:35You wanted to feel every second of his pro-
33:36I'm not avoiding him.
33:37I'm giving him space.
33:38Giving him space.
33:39You're giving him the entire castle.
33:40He's in the dental office.
33:41You're in the north tower.
33:41He's in the kitchen.
33:42You're in the crypt.
33:42Last night he came to the library
33:43and you turned into a bat and hung from the ceiling
33:44pretending to be me.
33:46That was you.
33:47I was in the dental office organizing floss.
33:48You can't lie to me.
33:49I've known you for 200 years.
33:50Your bat form is three centimeters bigger than mine.
33:53You've been avoiding me.
33:54Three breakfasts.
33:55You didn't touch the coffee.
33:56Two follow-ups cancelled.
33:58I found you in the crypt twice.
33:59Once as a bat hanging upside down,
34:00you were three centimeters too big to be Barnaby.
34:03Why?
34:03Because you said forever.
34:05The rooftop.
34:05You said 60 years.
34:06I accepted 60 years.
34:07I had already started arranging 60 years.
34:0960 springs in the garden.
34:1060 autumns with white roses.
34:1260 christmas in the great hall.
34:13I had it all planned.
34:14Every year.
34:15Every season.
34:16Every dental checkup.
34:17Then in my bedroom you said forever.
34:18And I realized forever is too long for you.
34:20Forever means you'll watch me stay the same while you...
34:22You're afraid.
34:23Yes.
34:25Not of making you lose yourself.
34:26You're human.
34:27You're supposed to grow old.
34:28You're supposed to have gray hair and wrinkles and a slow walk.
34:30You're supposed to retire and write your memoirs.
34:3260 years with a vampire's teeth.
34:33You're supposed to...
34:33Do what I'm supposed to do or what I want to do.
34:36Elias.
34:36I became a dentist because of my sister.
34:38I specialized in rare dental diseases because of my sister.
34:41Every paper I published, every tooth I treated, it was all for Helena.
34:4317 years.
34:44I built my whole carampire, my whole life, on a 16-year-old boy's guilt.
34:47You.
34:47A 327-year-old vampire with teeth mirror what my sister's looked like.
34:50Whose teeth temperature matches what hers was when she died.
34:52Do you think that's a coincidence?
34:53Do you think I think it's a coincidence?
34:55I don't believe in fate.
34:56I believe in dental records.
34:57But you, you are the one case I can't explain.
34:59You're not my sister.
35:00But you're the reason I don't need my sister's ghost anymore.
35:03You're the reason I'm ready to be not just her brother.
35:05But someone else is someone.
35:08Seraphine.
35:08What?
35:10You said the word someone.
35:12Yes.
35:12Say it again.
35:15Someone.
35:15I want to be your someone.
35:21Elias.
35:25I don't want immortality.
35:27I don't.
35:29Don't turn around.
35:31If you turn around, I can't say this.
35:33Let me say it to your back.
35:35Your back has been carrying 300 years.
35:38It can carry a few more words.
35:40I don't want to be like you.
35:41Living alone for 300 years with no one to treat your toothache.
35:44I don't want to outlive everyone I love.
35:46I don't want to watch the world change while I stay the same.
35:49Importality, it's not a gift.
35:50It's a curse.
35:51You've been carrying it for 300 years.
35:53You want to give me half.
35:54But no.
35:55I only want 60 years.
35:56You grow old with me.
35:57You watch my hair turn from gold to white.
35:59You watch me get wrinkles.
36:00Right here, at the corner of the eyes, from squinting into the microscope too much.
36:02You watch hands start to tremble.
36:03And when I can't hold the probe soon, you steady anymore.
36:05You hold my hand and guide it.
36:06You watch my teeth fall out.
36:07Ironic for a dentist.
36:08And then you fit measure my gums.
36:09You adjust the bite.
36:10You be my dentist.
36:11For 60 years.
36:11I'm not afraid of growing old.
36:13I'm afraid that when I'm old, you won't be there.
36:15So be there.
36:1660 years.
36:17That's my deal.
36:18Your 60 years is less than a fraction of what you've lived.
36:21But to me, it's my entire life.
36:23I'm willing to give you all my time.
36:24Not enough.
36:2560 years isn't enough.
36:27But if you'll only give me 60 years, I'll pour all the goodness I've saved up over 300
36:30years into those 60 years.
36:31I'll make your coffee every day.
36:32I'll let you check my teeth every day.
36:33I'll argue with you about dental plaque.
36:35I'll pretend I don't know where you put your glasses even though I can see them perfectly
36:38in the dark.
36:38I'll wake up before you every single morning just so I can watch you open your eyes.
36:41Because the moment you open your eyes, that's the moment my 60 years starts.
36:44And I want to catch the first second.
36:45Did the vampire just cry?
36:47In 200 years, I've never seen the young master cry.
36:50Not once.
36:51When his family died, he didn't cry.
36:52When the baron bit him, he didn't cry.
36:53When his first dentist told him his canine was hopeless, he didn't cry.
36:56But now, for a human dentist who charges zero for follow-ups and makes terrible coffee?
37:03Left canine, polish complete, right canine polish complete, bite test.
37:09Occlusion normal, no high points, enamel integrity restored, color uniform, root canal filling
37:16perfect.
37:16No dental issues of any kind.
37:19So, it's over.
37:28So, are you going to leave?
37:30Go back to St. Oldbin's, back to your human patients, back to your colleagues, back to
37:34your normal life where patients don't have fangs and heart rates don't spike to 187 from
37:38a single touch.
37:39You completed the treatment.
37:40Three sessions, just like you said.
37:42The canine is fixed, the pulpitis is gone, there's no medical reason for you to stay.
37:45Yes.
37:46The treatment is complete.
37:47So, you're free to leave?
37:49Yes.
37:49No more, no more 4am emergencies, no more bathing in the dental office, no more explaining
37:54to St. Oldbin's that you're doing field research, no more dealing with bat-buttleys
37:57who leave silver tears everywhere, no more, no more me.
38:01You think I completed the treatment?
38:04So, I'll leave.
38:07You think the only reason I'm here is your teeth?
38:11Aren't they?
38:12Elias von Noctart.
38:13Your left canine, I filled it.
38:15Your right canine, I filled it.
38:16Every cavity in your mouth, I know them by name.
38:18I know the shape of your pulp chambers.
38:19I know which side you floss less.
38:21I know which tooth aches when you're scared and which tooth aches when you're in love.
38:23But your teeth are not why I'm here.
38:27This is why I'm here.
38:29Then tell me the real reason.
38:31No medical terminology, no research excuses, no observation period of 60 years.
38:35Say it like a normal person.
38:37My research isn't finished yet.
38:40Seraphine.
38:40On the long-term theological and psychological effects of close-range exposure to vampire canines
38:44on human dentists.
38:45Observation period, at least 60 years.
38:47From a young dentist to enderly dental specialist spanning an entire human career.
38:50You want to stay my side for 60 years?
38:52Doing research?
38:53No.
38:53It's not research.
38:54I was talking nonsense just now.
38:55I was making excuses.
38:56I always make excuses.
38:57I made an excuse when I came to the castle.
39:00Antique dental equipment.
39:01I made an excuse when I installed UV film.
39:03Daily follow-ups require daytime access.
39:05I made an excuse when I kissed your forehead.
39:08Patient reassurance protocol?
39:09Well, the truth is, I don't want to leave.
39:15Say it again.
39:16I don't want to leave.
39:18Again.
39:19I don't want to leave you.
39:20My clinic is downtown.
39:22Your dental office is in the castle basement.
39:23I'll see human patients during the day.
39:25Impacted wisdom teeth, pulsmitis, periodotitis, the full spectrum of human dental misery.
39:29At night, I'll come back to see my VIP.
39:33My one and only VIP.
39:34Lifetime, no appointment fee.
39:36Whether you come or not, that's up to you.
39:37But the chair is yours.
39:39The light is yours.
39:40The probe is yours.
39:41The dentist is yours.
39:44What if my teeth don't hurt anymore?
39:46Do I still need checkups?
39:47Yes.
39:48Regular checkups.
39:49Cleaning every three months.
39:50You can never reach the plaque behind your canines anyway.
39:54The curvature of the distal surface is too steep.
39:56Your toothbrush can't access it.
39:57Seraphine, at a romantic moment like this, could you not mention dental plaque?
40:01Fine.
40:02No dental plaque.
40:03Let me say this instead.
40:08That is...
40:09The most beautiful tooth I have ever kissed in my entire career.
40:19You kissed my tooth.
40:21In three hundred years, no one has ever kissed my fangs.
40:24No one has ever been willing to bring their lips this close.
40:26Children screamed.
40:27Adults crossed themselves.
40:29Hunters drew stakes.
40:30Lovers, if I ever had any, never kissed my mouth.
40:33Too afraid my teeth would cut them.
40:35But you, you kissed my fang.
40:37On purpose.
40:38While I was awake.
40:40Yes.
40:41Why?
40:41Because it's beautiful.
40:43Your fang, it's beautiful.
40:45I've seen thousands of teeth in my career.
40:47Yours are...
40:48They're not just teeth.
40:48They're your history.
40:49They're three hundred years of pain.
40:51They're...
40:51They're yours.
40:52And I wanted to kiss them.
40:53Dr. Hart...
40:54I've told you.
40:54Call me Seraphine.
40:55Seraphine Fenn.
40:56You kissed my fang, so...
40:58May I kiss your lips?
41:00Yes.
41:03Your lips, they're not thirty-six point five cessiest.
41:06What are they then?
41:08Warmer.
41:08They feel like the first sunlight through the UV strainer.
41:11Like the morning you opened the curtains and told me to stand in the light.
41:18I've lived two hundred years and this is the first time I've seen the young master kiss someone.
41:21No, the first time I've seen the young master kiss anyone.
41:23At all.
41:23Ever.
41:24He's three hundred and twenty-seven.
41:26That's...
41:26That's a very long time without...
41:27I can't even...
41:28Quiet. You're going to make them notice us.
41:31You're holding your bite split over your eyes.
41:33It blocks the view.
41:38Remind me after the oath is read.
41:40He has a follow-up consultation next Wednesday.
41:42Wear it for no less than eight hours each time.
41:53Young master?
41:54Andrelit, you're still not asleep?
41:56It's past midnight.
41:57Tomorrow is...
41:57I know.
41:59Is your tooth hurting?
42:00Not my tooth.
42:02My...
42:03What if he regrets it?
42:05Wakes up tomorrow and realizes marrying a three hundred twenty-seven year old vampire isn't worth the paperwork?
42:12What if he's just too obsessed with dental research?
42:15What if what he really loves is the Ritter Model A dental chair and I'm just a bonus feature?
42:23What if he thinks I'm only twenty-eight?
42:26What if he thinks I'm only twenty-eight?
42:27Why did I promise forever to have seen three centuries?
42:30What if he's just being polite?
42:31He's very polite.
42:32He said yes to being kidnapped.
42:33He said yes to staying.
42:35He said yes to...
42:36Maybe he just can't say no to patients.
42:40What?
42:42Do you know what Dr. Hart said to me today?
42:46He said...
42:47Barnaby.
42:48What?
42:49Tell Elias if he dares to run away from the wedding tomorrow, I'll pull out his fangs.
42:54One by one.
42:55Under local activization.
42:57I'm not cruel.
42:57Then put them back.
42:59Then pull them again.
43:00Then put them back.
43:02Until he shows up.
43:05I have three hundred and twenty-seven years worth of accumulated dental cases.
43:10I'm not afraid of overtime.
43:15And then, after he said that, he added,
43:19But I know he won't run.
43:21I just want him to be nervous.
43:24Because I'm nervous too.
43:27And knowing he's nervous makes me less nervous.
43:32He's nervous too.
43:34He's been reorganizing the dental implements all evening.
43:37I saw him polish the same probe four times.
43:39Four times, young master.
43:41It was already sterilized.
43:43He polishes when he's nervous.
43:45And he made coffee.
43:47Seven cups.
43:48Drank two.
43:49Poured five down the stink.
43:52That's very unlike him.
43:53He doesn't waste coffee.
43:59Young master.
44:00You're both terrified.
44:02You're terrified he'll regret it.
44:04He's terrified you'll think a human isn't enough.
44:08That's what love does, isn't it?
44:10Makes three hundred twenty-seven-year-old vampires and twenty-eight-year-old dentists
44:14equally scared of losing each other.
44:16Barnady, do you remember the day I bought this coat?
44:20Three hundred years ago.
44:22The tailor in Ravenmoor.
44:23Before everything.
44:25I wore it to bury my family.
44:27Tomorrow.
44:28I'm wearing it to marry him.
44:44I'm wearing it to marry him.
44:59I have no regrets.
45:01I haven't asked yet.
45:03You've been thinking since yesterday that I might regret this.
45:07I saw it.
45:11Your canines.
45:12They're a shade darker than yesterday.
45:14Stress-induced pomp congestion.
45:16Classic pre-event anxiety response.
45:19Also, your pupils are point five millimeters larger than usual.
45:23You're afraid.
45:24I'm a dentist.
45:26I read teeth.
45:27Your canines have been saying since last night.
45:29I'm afraid he'll run away.
45:31I'm afraid he'll find a reason to leave.
45:33I'm afraid this is a dream and someone will say treatment complete and he'll walk out the door.
45:42You didn't run.
45:44I never even considered it.
45:46Now.
45:47Before the bat band starts the next song, and trust me, it's worse than the first, let's get married.
45:52I have a patient at three.
45:59I, the seventh generation heir of a vampire hunting family, am here to officiate the wedding of a vampire count
46:04and a human male dentist.
46:05Do you have any idea how loudly my ancestral graves are rattling?
46:08Now I can hear them.
46:08From here.
46:09They're saying,
46:09Oldrick, you absolute failure.
46:10And I'm going to respond.
46:11At least my open bite is.
46:12Seraph and Hart, do you take this man, regardless of whether Elias' left canine may require future root canal retration,
46:17regardless of whether his right canine may be sharper than any human tooth you ever treated,
46:20was regard he needs a dental checkup every three months for eternity.
46:22Do you promise to be his dentist forever?
46:24I do.
46:25And not just his dentist.
46:27The first words I ever said to you.
46:29In the dental chair, under the light, when you were gripping the arm rolls so hard, your knuckles went white.
46:31The first words.
46:32And every time your tooth hurts from now on for the next 60 years, for however long we have, I'll
46:35say those words.
46:35I won't get tired, because I'll keep saying them until all the pain from 300 years of tooth maze turns
46:38into what?
46:40Turns into the light on your fangs, when you smile at me.
46:42Relias von Nockbos.
46:43I do.
46:44Regardless of whether Seraphine can never cast in the dental office every morning,
46:46because patients keep coming, regardless he'll convert every square inch of your castle entail.
46:49Plenty willing, my eternal life will split in half for you.
46:51You'll be like me, forever 28, forever the age you are now.
46:54Ever able to hold the probe stay,
46:55forever able to drink too much coffee and reorganize dental instruments four times when you're nervous.
46:59I accepted six months ago.
47:06Any regrets?
47:08Regret what?
47:10Immortality.
47:11I gave it to you, without giving you much time to think it through.
47:14I had six months to think about it.
47:17Ever since the night your heart rate hit 187, I've been calculating.
47:22How to keep treating your teeth forever.
47:25A human lifespan isn't enough for the kind of long-term study you represent.
47:29The destral surface of your canines,
47:31the plaque accumulation pattern,
47:33the pulp chamber modality changes over centuries.
47:36Sixty years of data is a pilot study.
47:38I need at least 200 years to publish anything meaningful.
47:41You're saying you accepted mortality?
47:44For research data.
47:46No.
47:47I'm saying I calculated that 60 years isn't enough.
47:51I'm not afraid of growing old with you.
47:55But I'm afraid that once I'm old,
47:58there will be no one to clean your teeth.
48:01The area behind your canines,
48:03the messy links will surface.
48:04It's really hard to reach.
48:06You absolutely cannot manage it on your own.
48:08Your toothbrush technique is,
48:10let's say,
48:11improbable.
48:12So,
48:13my research isn't 60 years.
48:15It's forever.
48:23Seraphine Hart.
48:24No.
48:25Seraphine von Nachtberg.
48:27Changed my surname?
48:29I didn't agree to that.
48:30You just said you accept.
48:32I said I accept immortality.
48:33I didn't say I accept changing my surname.
48:35Call me Dr. Hart.
48:36Forever Dr. Hart.
48:38Dr. Hart von Nachtheilth.
48:40It's hyphenated.
48:41Compromise.
48:44I'll think about it.
48:49How do you know it won't hurt?
48:52Open up.
48:53It won't hurt.
48:55Because I've treated much worse pain than this.
48:58The kind that lasted 300 years.
49:00The kind that got worse every time a heart beat too fast.
49:04It's just a cavity.
49:05I can fix it in 20 minutes.
49:08I can fix it in 20 minutes.
49:15Left canine.
49:16Perfect.
49:17Right canine.
49:17Perfect.
49:18Gums.
49:19Healthy.
49:19Dental plaque?
49:20No dental plaque.
49:21I brush three times a day.
49:22I also floss Barnaby Supervisors.
49:24If I miss a spot,
49:24he writes it in his notebook.
49:26I have a bat butler
49:26keeping my dental hygiene records.
49:28Liar.
49:28There's a little on the inner side of the right canine.
49:30Don't move.
49:35seraphim treatment in progress no talking i love you
49:40i love you patients must not disrupt the doctor during treatment rule number three of the dental
49:47office your ears are red that's because the dental office temperature is elevated the uv filter
49:53system generates residual heat i installed a thermometer in the dental office yesterday
49:57it's 21 cesius optimal for dental procedures you're not warm because of the room
50:08i love you too now let me finish cleaning your plaque
50:26patient elias von noctauspied three one hundred and twenty eighth dental follow-up appointment
50:30generated dentist dr seraphive heart width by not service recurrence every three months
50:34estimated companionship duration forever note patient requested additional appointment for
50:37non-dental reasons just want to hold his hand in the dental chair request status approved
50:46you