Right.
Yeah.
Once upon a midnight dreary
while I pondered, weak and weary
over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten law.
While I nodded, nearly napping.
Suddenly there came a tapping
as of someone gently rapping,
rapping at my chamber door.
Tis some visitor I muttered,
tapping at my chamber door. Only this
and nothing more
uh distinctly. I remember it was in the bleak December
and each separate dying ember wrought its ghost upon the floor
eagerly. I wished the morrow
vainly. I had sought to borrow from my books
CC of Sorrow,
sorrow for the lost Lenore,
for the rare and radiant maiden whom the angels name
Leora
nameless here
Forevermore.
And the silken sad, uncertain rustling of each purple curtain thrilled me.
Filled me with fantastic terrors never felt before.
So that now to still the beating of my heart,
I stood repeating tis some visitor entreating entrance at my chamber door,
some late visitor
entreating entrance at my chamber door.
This it is
and nothing more
then. No.
Come back to me, Leonor. Come back to me.
I brought you your goblet of warm milk father.
Oh,
yes. Thank you my dear.
She's been dead for over two years. Now. Father,
you're a young Estelle.
The young do not understand grief
to you. She was only a stepmother, but to me, she was
my life.
I'm sorry.
Good night.
Good night, my dear.
Come in.
Enter.
Yeah.
Oh,
well upon my soul.
Do you want to come in?
And I believe it does.
Well, then nobody
who sent you to me,
are you some dark winged messenger from beyond?
Had some months to tell me truly,
shall I ever hold again? That radiant maiden whom the angels call? Aon?
How the hell should I know?
What am I a fortune teller?
Oh,
I'm chilled the bones.
Why don't you give me some wine?
Well, don't just stand there gaping at me.
That
voice.
Will you give me some wine?
Yes. Yes.
Here some nice hot milk. Milk.
How vomit?
Surely this is a dream.
Hurry up. Will you
there you are.
What do you expect me to do? Hold? It?
Was what?
Oh, never mind.
I like that.
Hm.
Upon my soul.
Never mind your soul.
Start concentrating on getting me back to my rightful form.
Your rightful form.
Well, what do you think? I was born this way?
Well, I, I
have it.
You were under an enchantment.
Took you long enough to find that out.
Let's get to work.
Well, go ahead. Do something.
But what
restore me to my rightful for?
I just don't know how.
Oh, no.
Well,
you got some dried blood off a bat in the house.
I beg your pardon.
Bat's blood
dried or evaporated bat's blood.
No.
How about some chain links from a gallows? Bird,
jellied spiders.
Rabbit's lard.
Dead man's hair.
No, we don't keep those things in this house.
We're vegetarians.
And that calls himself a magician.
Honestly, this is too much.
Just a moment. Yes.
Perhaps there are some of those staples down in my father's old laboratory.
Well, don't, you know. No, I haven't been down there since he died over 20 years ago.
Well, let's go and see.
I don't care to remain like this for the rest of my life.
Oh, these feathers each.
Do you mean to say that these things you requested are going to turn you back into?
What were you never mind?
Come on.
Let's go.
Strange to be down here again after all these years.
Yeah.
How much further is it just a little way?
Now, what is it? You need?
Dried bats, blood
chain links from a gallows, bird rabbits, log,
essence of slowly, slowly one thing at a time, please.
Now, what is it?
Nothing.
What's that
in trails of troubled
horse?
Now? Now, put it back.
What's that?
I can't read it.
Well, look inside then.
What is it?
I'd rather not discuss it if you don't mind.
You did say dead man's hair.
Yes. That's one of the prime ingredients.
Oh, ok.
All right. Let's get on with it.
Yeah.
All right. All right. That's enough string.
Now, the tongue of a vulture.
Come on. Come on. You're the slowest magician I've ever seen.
But it's a very difficult recipe.
Oh,
is that all there is of it?
You've got the jealous spiders in there.
Yes.
The, I have a white reason.
Yes.
You didn't forget the dead man's hair.
No,
I'll let you do it and
hand it over.
You're not gonna drink it.
What did you think I was going to do?
Take a bath in it?
Hm.
Mhm.
That's not so bad.
Dr Craven.
Dr
Raven, uh, Doctor Bedlow
Bethel. But
don't you remember me?
We met at the Sorcerers convention in London several years ago?
Oh, yes. Yes, of course.
Well, in any case, everything seems to have gone. All right.
Look,
look what you did to me,
what you did to me, what I did to you.
Who else
you made the portion, didn't you?
Yes. But it was your recipe.
My recipe was right
there. Just wasn't enough of it. Well, then all I can do is to make some more of it.
Well, then go make some more. All right. All right.
Let me see now.
Jellied spiders. Yes. Here we are.
Huh?
Evaporated bat's blood
or do you prefer dehydrated? I don't care.
What a night.
What a night. Oh,
dear. Oh, dear. What is it now? Dead man's hair.
What about it? We're out of it.
Well, go get some more.
Than more where, where in a graveyard,
where else enter a graveyard at this time of night to spoil the dead?
No, you would rather see me go through life like this, would you?
Oh, no, of course not.
Oh, I am sorry.
Well, let's go to the graveyard.
Oh, that won't be necessary. You see,
my father is in the family crypt and,
well, I don't think papa would mind if I took just a snip or two
in a good cause.
Why should he mind?
You're right.
Hm.
Let's be on our way.
OK.
How did you uh
come to find yourself in this
awkward state
on
here?
It's a little embarrassing that
you've heard of Dr
Scalpers.
Of course,
Mr Gabus
help us.
Was he the one who did this to you?
Who else?
How did it come about?
Well, I, I invited myself to his castle for dinner.
Of course, he's a member of the brotherhood of magicians and sorcerers.
And scal
is the grandmaster. You've heard of the brotherhood?
Oh, yes.
Yeah.
My father was its grand master for 27 years
with scarabs arrival for his power. Every moment of the time I didn't know that.
Yes. It's precisely because of the painful memories of those years that
well, that I never saw fit to
in the brotherhood.
Tell me if,
if your father was grandmaster, then, then by direct line of ascension,
you could claim the master shift for yourself. Oh, no. Heaven forbid. No,
no. I prefer to practice my magic quietly at home.
But you were telling me how it happened.
Oh,
it was the result of too much wine.
I became abusive and then I became critical of his abilities.
Yes.
And then I challenged him to a do
of magic.
Well, the whole thing was completely unfair.
I was just getting my magical equipment. Right.
And then
all he did was a few gestures in the air with its hand.
You mean? He
only used his hands?
Yes. What of it?
Then? His skill is far greater than I ever dreamed of. Far greater. He was cheating.
Oh, no,
no. Doctor bed.
The magic.
The gesture of the hands is the most advanced sorcerer.
Oh, I don't agree with you at all.
I can't agree if I would have been sober, which I admit doesn't happen very often,
but it would have been an entirely different story.
Entirely different.
And I'll get my revenge on him yet. You'll see with all my heart, sir.
I tell you.
Do not go back there.
A hot place to keep clean. Huh?
Yes, I very seldom get down here.
Thank you.
Oh,
I'm sorry.
Forgive me, Papa.
What do you need to say?
Ok.
He told me to,
to beware
or what? I don't know.
I suggest we better leave you, huh? Yes.
Don't forget my hair.
Come on. Hurry up.
Yeah.
A little unexpected. What happened down there?
Yes, it was most unexpected. I,
I just don't understand why should my father return from the dead and then
tell me to beware of what
I wish I knew. Iii,
I wish I knew.
Hm.
That milk.
Oh, I am sorry.
In any case, I have to return to the castle of Dr
Scarabs
tonight. Oh, no, sir, please. I beg you.
I implore you do not go back there,
but he has confiscated all my magical equipment
and I want revenge but he is too powerful
then come with me. No,
no, I want nothing to do with him. Nothing at all.
No.
What's the picture of that woman doing here?
That one,
that woman, sir was my wife
left you, huh?
Certainly not.
You know, what was she doing with Doctor Scarer
Bush?
What?
But that's impossible, sir. She,
she's been dead for over two years.
I saw her there when
this evening.
No.
Oh, no,
I keep her here
from where else.
Oh, thank you.
Ok.
I swear I saw her there this evening. No,
no. You saw someone else. It was her.
No,
that's not possible.
Unless,
unless what,
unless
Gabus has gained control of her spirit.
But why
to take his revenge on the house of Craven?
No,
this profanation must be ended.
But then you're coming with me. Yes, I must go with you
for the sake of Lenore's tormented soul and don't forget my magical equipment.
No.
Oh,
you rang, sir.
Yes. Crimes. Prepare the coach for immediate departure. Yes, sir.
And you're going to need something to protect you from the cold. No, I'm at close.
Oh,
here.
Hey,
this one I, I despise black Clayton.
Oh,
yes.
Well,
what about this red one here? Well, it's a
little gaudy
but
I like that.
That's beautiful.
Thank you.
It's, it's a little long, isn't
it? Yes,
I,
yeah, let's, uh,
try this.
Yes, that's the
thank
you.
Leaves are a little longer. Yes, but I can hold him. It'll keep you warm.
That's nice.
Yeah, I think they,
which
you really should wear a hat. Oh, thank you. That's very
considerable.
But I can't see through that. That's meant to be a scarf, don't
you see
there?
But I don't want to be,
I don't want to be choked to death.
Far ahead.
I'm
here. Try this one.
I don't like the material. Well, then this,
that's nice. That, that matches the screen
a little too large, isn't it? Yes. Yes. You try this one.
Really? Anything we do. That's fine,
father. Oh, yes, my dear.
You're going out at
this hour.
Yes, I am my dear,
Doctor
Dr
Bed.
This is my daughter, Estelle
Dr
Bedlow.
Oh,
shall,
where are you going, father?
Well, I can't tell you it's still, it's something dangerous, isn't it?
Oh, no, no, no, no. Who shall we go to going with you? No, you most certainly are not.
Don't worry. My dear. Nothing too bad is going to happen.
Just trust me.
Wait,
come.
Ok.
So,
no,
Lena,
it's every man for himself.
Erasmus. Wake up,
wake up. Why aren't you doing something? Why don't you do something without my,
ah,
yeah.
All right.
Honor.
All right.
Are you? All right, my dear
Jeremy. How did you do that? That? Oh, it was nothing worthy of. No.
You mean nothing worthy?
It was the most spectacular thing I've ever seen. Thank you.
No, Doctor
Pavlo.
What happened?
What do you mean? What happened? You, you maniac, you idiot. What did happen?
Grimes?
I was on my way to the stable. How did I get in here?
You don't remember coming in here.
Last thing I remember was
something burning at my head.
Bernie.
Never mind grimes. It's not important. You go and prepare the carriage.
What do you mean? It's not important?
He almost killed
us
all. Grimes.
Yes, sir.
You let
him
go. Can't you? See, he has no idea of what happened.
Clearly. He was the victim of some
diabolic mind control.
That's nonsense.
Scare of us. Scare of us. Yes, my dear.
Yes, it is. To his castle that I must go.
I am going with you then.
But she can't help us. What other choice do I have? What if scarab
should attack again?
Well, I,
I better get something too because
I don't want to catch a cold.
Oh,
all this from me.
Oh, this is my son Rexford.
This is Dr Craven and that's his daughter, which is still mademoiselle.
Is still
I
chante la.
She
doesn't he speak beautiful friends here
now. Get out of here.
But father, I've been looking for you. That's all right.
But leave now because we are in a hurry. What about mother?
What about her?
She wants you home?
Why?
I don't know.
But she gave me strict,
strict instructions that once I'd found you not to let you out of my sight.
Don't do that
below. We must be on our way now. Yes, we are in a hurry.
If you do that once more, I'll smash you on right to the face. Dr
Ben.
He's my son. Yes, I know. But we must go, then I must go with you.
Yes, certainly, certainly. Maybe, maybe you want to bring your friends with you.
Maybe you wanted to have a family outing, bring your own mother. I'm sure Dr
Scarab
would be delighted to have your mother, Dr
Scarab.
Yes, that's where we're going.
Hey, you are not going to let him drive.
Well, I don't like to, but if he doesn't, who will? I'd be glad to drive.
Well, that's very nice of you young man.
Yeah. Grimes. You can stay here.
Yes, sir.
Father, may
I ride up there?
You know how ill it makes me to sit inside.
What's that?
Yes. Yes, of course.
Good bye, sir.
That's a fine boy you have.
Does he favor his mother.
She favors him though.
Oh, thank you.
I
tried
to drive, sir.
I did.
What was that about your coachman before?
Oh,
well, when he went out to the stable to prepare the coach, something happened to him.
My father said that he was obviously the victim of some diabolical mind control.
Whatever it was, the look on his face was hideous.
His eyes glittering like those of a maniac
lips drawn back. His teeth clenched tight.
His breath harsh and rapid.
Don't you think we'd better go a little
and now just this idiot doing
matter
with you.
I'm talking to your exit.
He looks as pleased as your coachman did. What?
Why don't you do something,
some magic or something
and leave the coach without a driver?
Oh, wow.
010,
wow.
What
are you? All right.
Yeah,
it is.
Shouldn't we better go in there alone?
Well, to what avail, sir?
Obviously, Scarab's
powers of magic are not confined within the walls of his castle.
That's right.
The.
Mhm.
Why don't you go in?
You go ahead.
There's no one here.
You do something.
Let's get out of here. No,
no, we haven't come this far to
retreated the first obstacle.
Doctor Scarab
Scarabs.
Doctor Scarabs.
Mhm.
Yeah.
Cozy little place. Huh?
I'm afraid
father. I
afraid my dear.
There's nothing to be afraid of.
I bid you welcome
one and all
you are. Doctor Craven. Now you've done
how happy I am to meet you after all these years,
the son of Rhoderick Craven in my home at last,
your father and I were great friends, you know.
But, but, but who is this delightful creature? Well,
no, no, no. Tell me nothing.
Of course, I can see the lineage is clear.
She is your daughter still? Is she not yet?
Price? Welcome to the home of Doctor Scopus.
My child.
How enchanting you
and this fine young fellow? Surely not your son, dear doctor.
I am Doctor Belo's son.
I I'm sorry.
Yes,
the resemblance is quite uncanny
but but what happy circumstance brings you to my home, dear doctor,
the spirit of my late wife,
spirit, sir,
late wives.
I'm afraid I do not understand you,
Dr
Bedlow has informed me that very discreetly
that he saw my wife Lenore within these walls. Is it true sir?
Have you her soul in bondage?
Doctor Grave?
I am shocked.
Truly shocked that you should harvest such an appalling thought about me.
You wounded me to the heart.
But if it is not true,
then why did you try to prevent our arrival?
I did not try to prevent your arrival.
But sir, we saw what are you doing?
Summoning for the truth?
Lenore
could not,
you're rying sir.
That's not my
there is your spirit, sir.
You may go,
my apologies, Doctor Scabs
for having wronged you.
Or how can I express my sorrow with this gross misunderstanding?
But praise sir,
join me at the table, a little food and wine and conversation
that is not part of such a somber. No,
you will make this kindly gesture for an old man's saying.
Yes, yes, of course. All my gratitude knows. No
bows.
Mm.
Doctor Bedlow young sir.
On my right, Doctor Craven, if you will, your lovely daughter makes you
doctor bedlow on my left if you please.
All right,
if you don't think I
I have forgotten what happened earlier this evening,
but sir, I hoped you had forgotten
that you turn me into a raven,
a raven.
But sir, you tried to kill me.
So what?
Well, under the circumstances, I feel I behaved with great leniency.
I knew that presently you would find some way to restore
yourself and lo you have and all is well again,
and you didn't try to stop us from coming here.
Have I not yet convinced you of my sincerity,
calm, eat, drink.
Let me enjoy one full hour of fine conviviality with the son of my old friend.
I'm sorry, sir.
But my father never gave me the impression that you and he were anything but
mortal enemies. Doctor
competitors. Yes, contestants if you like but enemies. No,
I admired him more than any other man.
Oh, I, I see.
And yet it,
well, it, it always appeared that, ah, appeared dear doctor.
You and I of the
Aral dedication know only too well, the deceptiveness of what
appears to be.
Yes. That is true.
That is quite true.
But tell me, now,
tell me something of your miraculous hand manipulations of which
I've heard such wondrous accounts and yet have never witnessed.
Ah, but I have already seen that you too possess the,
the gift of magic by a
gesture.
I have my humble means.
Mhm.
Humble,
humble. He calls it turning people into birds. Are you still talking about that?
The incident is closed. It is not.
Where is my bag of magic equipment
in a safe place? Give it back to me gladly. Doctor.
If you will forgive me, your promise not to. I promise nothing.
I challenge you
again.
Doctor bedlow, shut your mouth.
I know you.
You're afraid to face me when I'm sober. Huh? Are you sober?
Sober enough to make a fool of you? You cheap fake of you
father. Doctor below
that I did not hear we will proceed with our present conversation.
Yes, you are afraid you miserable coward. Father in the name of shut your mouth.
Yes, afraid,
afraid of an honest dueling magic.
You pitied won't go enough. You
dreamed
up long enough, sir. What am I to do? Or can't you decide for yourself?
Proceed?
Now,
now we shall see you. Who is the master of all magicians?
Can you not stop him? I will do what I can, sir. But
as you see, he seems bent upon revenge.
Now,
father, you mustn't do this. Who are you to talk to me like that, father.
You are in no condition. Getting back to the table. Father.
Suppose he turns you into a rat.
None of your business.
Nah
Zie
B
Really?
It,
wow,
you're defending yourself. You coward, huh?
All right.
Take this,
do more to his
little
knees.
Oh, you, you dirty old man.
All right.
I'll give you my promise. The magic.
Imagine
I am un excelled.
Be easy on
him. I'll do my very best.
Cron
Senzo
cartagines, cum
we
KC.
How am I coming?
See, these
part
are available.
Oh, dear.
He really shouldn't have tried for that particular experiment.
It requires such enormous concentration.
Oh dear.
Raspberry Jam.
Oh,
if I might suggest, I think perhaps your daughter should lie down and rest a while.
Dear doctor.
The shock of all this queens leave now, father leave.
Oh no, the storm is much too wild.
Wait till morning, dear child. Then leave.
Be fresh.
The night is still
keep your door locked.
I will.
Good night. Father.
You know,
I was afraid you'd scream
is anything wrong.
Don't be alarmed.
But I'm afraid Dr
Scarab has killed my father. Kill him.
Yes. During the dueling, I observed Dr
Scarabs
making furtive gestures with his fingers and we must speak to your father,
but I already have. He trusts Dr
Scarab.
We'll have to try it.
It's locked.
What do we do?
What are you doing?
The sledge leads to your father's room?
What you might be killed.
I hope not.
Leno.
Leno,
the
north.
Did you have to make the weather so cold? Did you have to see him?
Well, I was curious,
I wanted to have a look at him as long as he was here,
as long as you couldn't kill him on the way.
Well, how was I to know that you wanted Erasmus here? You never tell me anything.
I thought he might find out about me.
Make an unpleasant scene.
Would you undo me? Peaceful?
Oh, your hands are so cold.
I'm always fascinated by your utter lack of.
Well, you knew what you were getting.
Did I ever pretend that I came here because of your charm?
I came here because of your wealth and your power.
And in return, I gave you
my company.
And if you insist on anything more,
you will only succeed in boring me.
Whereupon I shall leave you as I left Erasmus.
Well, how my darling treasure by making me think that you have died
hardly.
Well, tell me my
precious Viper,
how did you know that he was coming here since as you pointed out so petulantly,
I never tell you anything
but I didn't. At first
I only guessed
after you turn that dismal little fat man into a blackbird,
a raven, my love,
whatever
I knew he wouldn't go for help to a magician who was in the brotherhood,
of course.
And that left only Dr Craven
how deftly nimble is your mind?
Why were you so sure that Beler would see a portrait of me in Erasmus is
h
if you wanted Erasmus here,
wasn't it a rather far fetched way of bringing him here
after more than two years with me? Dear Leonor?
Do you still think I make my plans in the far-fetched way? Leave anything to Charles?
What do you mean?
Come with me and see
to
and, and don't check on my chest. You,
I, I'm not an armchair. You
in.
Come on, help me
hang
on for me.
Don't look at me like that.
What am I a ghost? But I saw you killed.
Can't you speak quietly? You idiot.
I just wanted scarabs
to think that I was dead
so I could help if he moved against any of you.
He already has. Has what? Just now?
I almost killed myself coming from Miss Craven's room. She's locked in.
What are you doing in the ladies' room?
Father? That's beside the point. I decide what? Beside the point.
All right, I went there to warn her. If you must know Dr
Scarab
has imprisoned her, imprisoned her,
then we must get her out. What about her father? Never mind. I take care of her father,
the child there.
Now you wait here
and as soon as Gabus passes,
get the girl out of her room and get her out of here. What about you?
Never mind me do as I tell you
for once in your life.
Yeah,
I think it's very rude to keep your guest waiting.
Thank heaven. You're all right quickly. Still. Where are we going
out of here? Without my father? Still we have to leave. Not without my father.
You sly thing.
And what was his price?
My,
a double value,
superior magical knowledge.
And through my death by lightning,
freedom from overbearing women
well worth the cost of being turned into an insignificant bird.
To say nothing of luring Dr Craven to me. Don't forget that my love.
I can't imagine why you want him here.
It's not Craven. I want,
it's his magic
father. Father, we must leave, leave. Yes, I've been locked in my room.
Rexford had to let me out.
What is it? Father?
I saw Le Noah, please. My father said we had to go as soon as possible. Your father?
Yes, he's still alive. His death was a trick. Now, please, we must go
very well.
Come along bedlow. You're wasting time. One moment,
one moment.
I don't think you quite appreciate what I went through.
You should have warned me that feathers are a very inadequate
protection for a poor Aiden in a cold December night.
I don't even want to mention the pin feathers they eat.
But you should have warned me about the hawks.
Hawks. Yes, the hawks
on my way over to Doctor Craig and I was attacked three times.
And then when I got there, I had to discover.
He didn't even know how to turn me back into a man. A man.
If I wouldn't have known the formula myself, I would still be a Raven.
I liked you better that way.
Oh, I was by Dr
Bedlow. But sir, he told me not to
and to top it all.
I'm nearly chopped to pieces by that insane coachman and nearly killed by my own son.
Have you quite finished? You have,
it's time to separate Doctor Craven from his secrets.
Are we going to have some torture that won't be necessary?
I have his daughter,
daughter.
That's a,
that's a very good idea.
You really think so. Do you,
what are you going to do?
Come?
Ok.
Congratulations, Doctor
Car.
What are you doing now?
Hey, what are you doing with your cheap trick?
Is that how you reward my services to you?
You
ungrateful
hellhound.
If you're not,
you will receive your just reward.
Not quite ready.
Can't you get your hands free? Father? I'm afraid not my dear.
But with Dr
Gabus
having turned me into a statue and binding me like this,
I know why
I know I'm a disgrace. I had a somewhat stronger word in mind.
But son, you know that
did everything I tried in life. I was a failure.
Only,
only the day I joined the brotherhood of, of magicians. Oh, I,
I was the happiest man on earth.
I still remember how happy I was
and then when, when doctor Scarabs
offered to teach me superior magical knowledge for alluring
Doctor Dr
Craven. Here,
I,
I just couldn't resist that magnificent award.
Yeah.
But Erasmus, believe me with all my heart, I regret what I did to you.
You are not alone in guilt, sir.
I too have failed at the task of living.
Oh, no. Oh yes, yes.
Instead of facing life, I turned my back on it.
I know now why my father resisted scarab?
Because he knew that one cannot fight evil by hiding from it.
Men like scarab
thrive on the apathy of others. He thrived on mine. And that offends me
by avoiding contact with the brotherhood.
I've given him freedom to commit his atrocities
unopposed. You sure have.
I'm sorry.
Provo
Erasmus. A splendid dissertation.
Lenore.
Wow,
you still look the same.
So does the girl you're alive
very much alive.
So I see
that was someone else's body in the casket.
I left you for scarabs.
No.
What has Gabus done to you?
Are you under a spell?
Spell
is nothing but greed.
Speak to me, Leonor,
speak to me, my beloved.
No. Erasmus. You're still just as much a bore as ever.
Well, now, gentlemen, I think we are ready to begin.
I'm not ready.
No, you disagree.
Doctor Scarab.
I'll do anything you want.
Just don't hurt me. Father.
Come on, let me go. What about the others?
What that is? I don't care what you do with them,
Doctor Beler
II. I
don't care if you turn me into a raven.
Iii I don't care if you send me out into the cold night.
I don't care about the hawks and pin feathers. Anything,
anything is better than death
might be more amusing.
You really don't care what happens to your friends.
No. Why should I
such perfection of treachery? Fills me with admiration
since Dr
Craven will never have the opportunity of helping you again.
Thank you.
Mhm
Thank you.
And so farewell to Doctor Bendler
as he flaps away to his well deserved oblivion.
What?
And now dear doctor, we'll take your charming daughter outside.
No.
What are you going to do?
I have won.
Let
me
go
scars
you maniac.
Estelle
doctor Crazy.
Go for my hands, my hands.
Now dear doctor,
I offer you a choice.
The secret of your hand manipulations are this
against this?
Don't tell him
I'd rather die than have you tell him?
Is that your wish too dear doctor?
You didn't run.
I mean fly away. Is that what you thought?
What else was I supposed to think? All right. All right. Never mind.
You always did think like your mother.
We're wasting time. Doctor.
Perhaps the sight of your daughter's flesh
being seared will clarify your thinking.
Standing right for a change
you
enough.
This is no answer.
Is there an answer then doctor scab?
Yes.
A duel to the death.
Reconcile yourself to a doctor.
One of us must carry
very well then
a due to the death.
Yeah.
Ok.
Mm.
Yeah.
Impress
me,
darling.
The moment you defeated him, I felt as if a great cloud had been lifted from my mind
is controlled.
Take me home
personally. I
think that that's enough out of you. Yes, you're right. Estelle. We can go home. Now.
Come along, young man.
He rises.
You don't
understand.
They need to control.
Ah, so the grandmaster is being defeated.
Wow.
Hello.
Look at my
dress.
Who
can't you do anything? Right. Well, all right, darling. Hold still.
I'll attend to that for you. Now. Hold still.
No.
Oh, look what you've done, you destroyed it.
I'm afraid I just don't have it anymore.
Thank you, my dear,
good night Children
and harass him was,
uh, now that scarab
bus is out of the way,
we've got to make immediate plans for your assumption of the grand master.
I'll be glad to act as your life. So, so,
so you won't be bothered having to present your case personally to the brotherhood
later on.
I'll be happy to assume the post of supernumerary secretary and dispenser Dr
Bedlow.
Yes.
Do you really think that such treachery can be so easily forgiven and forgotten
treachery?
I saved all your lives after having put them in jeopardy in the first place.
That's beside the point.
Very well.
If that's the way you feel about it,
kindly return me to my rightful form and I'll leave.
Well, I'll, um,
I'll take it under advisement.
Take it under advisement.
Well, really?
Who do you think you're talking to anyway
up?
What's that
up
now? Wait a minute, Erasmus up.
Really?
I never heard of such ingratitude in my entire life.
It's getting so you can't trust anybody anymore.
I'm just too sweet and gentle. That's my trouble.
Doctor Bedlow.
What is it?
Shut your beak.
Was
the Raven
nevermore?
Not.