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Carnival Row Season 1 Episode 2
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03:22for you. I see. What happened? Did she hurt you? Did you hurt her? Good morning. Mrs.
03:44Fyfe, where is breakfast? It's half six. I shall be late for work. Right away, Mr. Bagstock.
03:52I've taken the long way to work this morning, Varric. Sorry, Inspector. Wanted to catch
04:07you early. We've got another one. Another one? Dead pigs. Found her this morning on the
04:14South Bank. Just off the road. Oh, get back, you jackals! Get back! Get back! Come on,
04:21get back! Move away! Come on, you don't want to be watching this. Get back! Get back!
04:33Move away! This can't happen more than a couple of hours ago. After Jack threw himself off
04:43a roof. Did we get the wrong bloke? This isn't Jack. He targets the head and he doesn't
04:48gut it. Copycat then. A sympathizer. Whoever it was, he finished her off in there. How do you
04:58know? Spillway leads to the river. Blood trail goes this way. Into here. Send some men into the
05:05sewers. If he went that way, he could be anywhere by now. It's got your picks. We still need
05:12to put a name to her. Ladies who found her said she was Aisling Carell. They knew her.
05:17She's famous, apparently. Or was, back in the day. A singer. Have Marange take a look at
05:24her and get her last known from records. Maybe there's something at her home for us to go on.
05:29We'll have had enough fun. Come on! I've got to get to work!
05:36There you go, mate.
05:41Push! Push!
05:57Aisling Carell. Third floor. Number 16.
06:17Waste the time if you ask me. I don't care for this procedure. For a reason. You never know
06:22what we might find. Motive. Suspect. I doubt the killer will be dumb enough to hide out here.
06:31Expensive piece of kit for a pick.
06:37Oh, you little shit!
06:50Derek.
06:51Don't shoot! Don't shoot!
07:01And you thought I wouldn't find a suspect.
07:03Suspect? What's going on? What's happened?
07:06What's happening is you murdered Ashlene Carell.
07:08What?
07:09Body's not even cold.
07:10And here you are, pilfering her own.
07:12Murdered?
07:13Miss Carell was found dead this morning.
07:17Oh, no.
07:19Ashlene.
07:20How? Who? Who would want Ashlene killed?
07:24That's what I'm trying to determine,
07:26along with what you might be doing in her flat.
07:29Well, she was my friend from years ago.
07:32I only just arrived in the burg this morning.
07:35I needed somewhere to shelter.
07:36Ashlene wasn't here. The door was open.
07:39I let myself in.
07:40It's her closet.
07:41I heard you coming. I was frightened. I hid.
07:45Fright. Fright, what are you doing down here?
07:48Here we go.
07:50There, my boy.
07:53Cobbles.
07:54Vicious things.
07:55How dare you? He's my star.
07:57You said you were her friend.
07:59Who would want to see Miss Carell come to harm?
08:02I don't know.
08:03We were both performers, she and I, but she was the real artist, an angel.
08:10She was a being from another world.
08:16Listen.
08:16That's a fairish tune, isn't it?
08:30That was when she was at the height of her fame and the toast of Burke's society.
08:34But I knew her first when she sang at a little cafe on the road.
08:42I never heard anything like it.
08:45And soon there were carriages lined up round the block, the rich and powerful clamouring to get in.
08:51She gave a recital at Finisterre Crossing.
08:56Once.
08:57Even a command performance at Balefire Hall.
09:05Did she marry?
09:06Were there children to talk to?
09:08Her life was her art.
09:10Which is why it hit her so hard when she fell out of favour.
09:13And, uh, after that she became something of a recluse, I'm afraid to say.
09:20When did you see her last?
09:22Years ago, sometime in the aughts.
09:26I told you I have just arrived back in the Burg.
09:29I've been away such a long time.
09:31Well, you won't be leaving any time, Sam.
09:34What do you mean?
09:35I'm still a suspect?
09:37Until I find a better one.
09:39The police.
09:40You have her dead pics and all you do is file a report and forget about her.
09:44No.
09:46I'll find whoever did this.
09:49You can count on it.
10:07That is the best, China.
10:08Our special guests.
10:10For visitors from the professions, we use the second best, China.
10:14Yes, ma'am.
10:25Am I going to have to tell Master Spurnrose and Miss Imogen about last night?
10:31What?
10:32You think I didn't notice you sneak out?
10:34I told you I'd be keeping my eye on you, girl.
10:38Please don't tell her, sir.
10:40I don't want any trouble.
10:42Are you on the Lixir?
10:44No.
10:45Tell me the truth, girl.
10:47Nothing like that.
10:48Well, what is it, then?
10:49I found out someone I knew from Tiernanock is here in the burg.
10:57A lover?
10:59Believe me.
11:00I never want to see that man's face again for as long as I live.
11:05Right.
11:05You take the train.
11:06I'll get the door.
11:09Mr. Wigsby here to see you, sir.
11:11Miss.
11:12Ah.
11:13Good morning, Wigsby.
11:14Morning.
11:14I came as soon as I could.
11:17You wrote of a situation.
11:19I certainly did.
11:20Cheswith House.
11:22There, across the way.
11:26I heard someone was taking residence.
11:28Not someone.
11:29A puck.
11:30All puffed up in silk and finery.
11:33He carries a ridiculous walking stick and has a human manservant.
11:37She's not serious.
11:38I laid eyes on him myself.
11:40Needless to say, it's a situation that cannot be allowed to stand.
11:44Well, I sympathize with your distress, Miss Imogen.
11:48Assuredly, I do.
11:48But I know of no law explicitly banning the sale of property.
11:53It is simply not done.
11:55Assuredly, not.
11:58The gossip has been that Cheswith was in debt when he died.
12:01Perhaps it's true.
12:02And his heirs chose to sell to the highest bidder.
12:06Well, to hell with them, then.
12:07Imogen, please.
12:10Surely there's something you can do, Wixby.
12:13I'm afraid there is no recourse.
12:17Right.
12:20Wixby, you've been our solicitor since father.
12:23If you say there's no recourse, there's no recourse.
12:26We'll simply have to do our best to ignore our new neighbour.
12:30That is the spirit, dear.
12:32We'll pretend he's not even here.
12:34Would you take some tea?
12:35Thank you, yes.
12:36How's Mrs. Wixby these days?
12:38In fine health and tolerable disposition.
12:41Mr. Breakspear?
12:59Mr. Breakspear, are you decent?
13:01Oh, fuck.
13:02Begging your pardon, sir, but I really think it best we get you back home to Balefire.
13:10He's not here.
13:12What?
13:14Little shit ran out of me last night.
13:17Without paying, I might add.
13:19Wouldn't have left without these, would he?
13:24Shite.
13:24Adducted?
13:39Adducted?
13:39Where?
13:40How?
13:41A house of assignation on Carnival Row.
13:44I told him to stay off the row.
13:45I bloody told him!
13:46What should we do, Weintrout?
13:48There's nothing to do, Lady Piety, except wait for a ransom demand.
13:52Wait!
13:52Weintrout's right.
13:54To these brigands, this is a business.
13:56They understand that if they don't return the hostages unharmed, people will stop paying.
14:01The fewer that know of this, the better.
14:04Longerbane would make a scandal of it.
14:06Absalom!
14:07They won't harm the boy.
14:09Not if they get what they want.
14:12Trust assured, once Jonah's safely home, we will find who was responsible and hang them from the tallest lamp in Argyle Square.
14:31Which one of you is Quill?
14:36It's all right.
14:37I'd like to explain.
14:38I would appreciate that.
14:40Well, it was raining.
14:41I went across the street to get out the wet.
14:43You see, the horses...
14:44Who took my son?
14:47I wouldn't know.
14:49You must have seen something.
14:53Heard something.
14:56Everything seemed normal.
14:58Normal.
14:59I'm sorry, Saul.
15:01I didn't think...
15:02Obviously, you didn't think.
15:04Otherwise, you wouldn't have been hiding across the street, protecting your critch hide from the rain, instead of protecting my son.
15:12Sorry, please, sir.
15:13Please, I would do anything to protect you.
15:14Get him out of my sight.
15:17I never want to see his face again.
15:19On those who attended the jester's burial, nary a smile was to be found.
15:32But they swore, they heard a final chuckle from six feet underground.
15:40Sure.
15:41Yeah.
15:42Bravo.
15:43Bravo.
15:43Bravo.
15:44Bravo.
15:45Bravo.
15:45Bravo.
15:46Bravo.
15:47Thank you very much.
15:48Thank you so much.
15:51Bravo!
15:58Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you so much.
16:02Most kind. Thank you.
16:10Okay. Well, let's start again.
16:13Cassiopeia, you missed your cue. Close the curtains, and let's...
16:17Are those... kobolds?
16:21My grandmama got me one when I was a girl. Horrid little thing.
16:25Come along, vignette.
16:28There they are. All the usual faces.
16:31Promenading about this way and that way. Like so many leaves in the wind.
16:39It looks like it might rain after all. Where's my parasol?
16:44Sorry, miss.
16:45What was it not?
16:47You don't know the first thing about being a ladies' maid, do you?
16:51Run back and fetch it.
16:53Lively now.
16:54Lively now.
17:04Excuse me.
17:06I...
17:07Excuse me.
17:08Would you mind, son, if I came...
17:11Excuse me.
17:15Allow me.
17:16Oh, thank you.
17:38Quite the deluge, isn't it?
17:39I'm assuming.
17:40You know my name.
17:43Made inquiries.
17:45You left quite the impersonal media today.
17:48How did you, most assuredly?
17:50Believe me.
17:51I am quite aware of the reaction my arrival to the neighbourhood has provoked.
18:05Then perhaps you would consider a different address.
18:12But I like it here.
18:14The crossing's lovely.
18:19As are its residents.
18:20How dare you speak to me like that?
18:21And how should I speak with you?
18:23Preferably not at all.
18:24I know what you're about, girl.
18:30I can smell it on you.
18:34You know what's in it, don't you?
18:37Piss.
18:39From a tro-bitch in heat.
18:44What do you know?
18:45I know there isn't a man that can resist, and I also know you mean to bother.
19:09It was fucking pouring down with Ray.
19:11Where were you at?
19:12I was walking by the clothes.
19:13I was walking out.
19:14Yeah, I know.
19:15Yeah.
19:16His carriage was overturned on the road, right?
19:17And now I'm helping this junkie out.
19:18Well, he fell out of the carriage.
19:19Yeah, he got stuck.
19:20His shoe got stuck.
19:21Right.
19:22Comes right off his foot.
19:23And it's not his foot.
19:24What are you talking about?
19:25What is it?
19:26A poof.
19:27Like a poof?
19:28Yeah, he's a fucking half-blood.
19:29Do you want one, mate?
19:30No, I'm all right.
19:32So what, you took him in?
19:33Of course I fucking took him in.
19:34You get a year for that, chapping.
19:35You're trying to pass.
19:36Yeah.
19:37Trying to pass.
19:38Hold anything at you.
19:39Are you driving here?
19:40They're getting shaky.
19:41Fuck.
19:42You're desk today.
19:43So these are finished with them, sir?
19:45Yes, sir.
19:46And learn how to spell necessary.
19:47Yes, sir.
19:48Good-day.
19:49What is it, Philo?
19:50You've got a coach waiting.
19:51Mrs. and I are going on holiday.
19:52My autopsy request was denied.
20:06Oh, coroner's a busy man.
20:09Good day, Filkins.
20:10Good morning, Don.
20:11Morning, gentlemen.
20:12I'm not going to waste his time on the dead picks.
20:14Now, you get these writs done today, Wilkins.
20:18What are you doing, gentlemen?
20:19Sir, with all due respect, this wasn't some lickser deal gone wrong.
20:26She was a quiet source. She never bothered anyone.
20:28Hey, you brought down bloody Jack yesterday.
20:33You're the man of the hour.
20:35Now, let Beric handle this, right?
20:39She was brutalized. She was torn apart.
20:43Somebody wanted her more than just dead.
20:46I want to find out why.
20:47And I'm not going to stop you.
20:49But I won't be wasting the coroner's time either.
21:04Where to, Inspector?
21:05The room.
21:09Good morning, Doc.
21:18Well, hello.
21:20I got one for you.
21:22The usual fee.
21:23When?
21:24As soon as you can get there.
21:26Give me an hour.
21:28There's something I need here.
21:40Sort her up.
21:41Put everything back more or less where it belongs.
21:43More or less?
21:44What kind of doctor were you back in Poo Young?
21:47The only doctor you could find to do an autopsy in a crutch.
21:52I guess she's about 90 from her wing burning.
21:56There's some distention in her lady bits.
21:57So she at least had one pregnancy and there's some atrophy in her coracordus.
22:03Wing muscle.
22:04Normal for her age.
22:05Anything else?
22:07No liver.
22:08No liver.
22:09No liver?
22:10Must have been left behind in a mess.
22:15Well, the killer made off with it.
22:18Why would he do that?
22:21Good question.
22:23Was it a blade?
22:25Or a talon that killed her?
22:27Hard to say.
22:30Either way, her stoner was caught straight through.
22:33That'd take some strength.
22:35Could a man have done it?
22:38With enough hate in him.
22:40Aye.
22:47Enough hate.
23:02Evening lads.
23:03Hello, Sergeant.
23:08Darius.
23:09Hello, Philo.
23:10Sorry I couldn't come sooner.
23:13Work.
23:14Oh.
23:15Oh.
23:16Oh.
23:17Oh.
23:18Oh.
23:19Oh.
23:20Oh.
23:21Oh.
23:22Oh.
23:23Oh.
23:24Oh.
23:25Oh.
23:26Oh.
23:27Oh.
23:28Oh.
23:29Oh.
23:30Oh.
23:31Oh.
23:32Oh.
23:33Oh.
23:34Oh.
23:35Oh.
23:36Oh.
23:37Oh.
23:39You are a mate.
23:40What happened to your face?
23:45Oh.
23:46It's nothing.
23:48How was your day then?
23:50Same old, same old.
23:52Yours?
23:55There was a killing.
23:57On the rope.
23:59Same old, same old.
24:01This picture's different, though.
24:04How so?
24:07She was a singer, back in the day.
24:11She had a voice.
24:14Haunting.
24:16Can't get it out of my head.
24:18Well, there's only one thing you could do about that, then.
24:22Solve the case.
24:23Get a fucking different song in your head, mate.
24:26Take the hard way, Dr. Mariana.
24:36Follow me, I'm headed there.
24:41Against them packed shites, we will battle.
24:48Taking ground and holding dear.
24:52It's the hard way, but there's no other.
24:58We are soldiers of the bird.
25:01Of the bird!
25:03You know you don't have to come here every day.
25:09Could've just as easily been me buying them bars instead of you.
25:13Tomorrow, then.
25:14Tomorrow.
25:15Tomorrow.
25:16Tomorrow.
25:17Tomorrow.
25:19I see him.
25:20I see him.
25:22Okay.
25:23I see him.
25:25I see him.
25:26I see him.
25:28You know you don't have to come here every day.
25:31Could've just as easily been me buying them bars instead of you.
25:34Tomorrow, then.
25:41Tomorrow.
25:42Can I help you?
25:51Keep up with what you're doing.
25:56Till next Ostery, for that's how long it would take you to pay off your debts for your passage here.
26:12What if I told you that was a quicker way?
26:37Don't. I warn you.
26:40You see here, and now I lost everything. Everything my family ever had.
26:47Now all I have to show for it is your miserable, rich cunt.
26:51Fuck you!
26:53Shut your mouth, you little bale. You will listen to me.
27:04Ezra? What's happened?
27:08I caught her stealing. The little thief had her hand in the incidental's job.
27:19She's gone just like that. She owes months on her contract.
27:23Even so, we can't have somebody we don't trust living under our roof, can we?
27:29Well, she's not going to get away with it, I can assure you of that.
27:32First thing tomorrow morning we're going straight to the constabulary to report her.
27:37She'll end up on a ship back where she came from if I have anything to say about it.
27:41We don't have to go back. Let that fuck come looking for you, I'll show him a critch cunt.
27:56Are you sure you're all right?
28:11What?
28:12Yeah, sorry.
28:14It's something else really.
28:16It's just, um...
28:19I found Philo.
28:21I tracked the bastard down.
28:23I didn't hurt him.
28:28I wanted to.
28:30But you were right.
28:32I realised I wasted my whole life on all of that.
28:37It's time for a fresh start.
28:38Well, I like the sound of that.
28:41What have you got in mind?
28:45I was wondering if you could have a word with your boss.
28:50This isn't a plan to piss off your ex-lover, is it?
28:53No.
28:54You want to work here?
28:56I could.
28:57Vignettes, listen...
28:58Why not?
28:59Working for my own kind.
29:00Making my own money.
29:03Because you're a ghastly fuck.
29:06I'm magnificent.
29:08You cow.
29:10Sorry, sorry.
29:11You are.
29:15You are.
29:18Oh, it's just not you, Vinnie.
29:20It's not you either.
29:21You're a poet laureate for tits sake.
29:23Yes, but let's be honest, the poems were mostly about sex.
29:26I'm serious.
29:27So am I.
29:29This city doesn't care who you are.
29:30You have to make the best of the choices you've got.
29:33What choices?
29:35I can't go back to that fucking house.
29:36You won't let me work here.
29:37What else is there?
29:41I do know a bloke who knows some people.
29:44What sort of people?
29:46They call themselves a black craven.
29:49They're a fae.
29:51Mainly ex-blockade runners from the wing brigade.
29:54Proud, fairish homeland types without a homeland to fight for, just fighting to get by.
29:58Get by how?
29:59Anywhere they can, I suppose.
30:02Running lots of gaming, contraband, pop chine.
30:07Elixir.
30:09They'll put you squarely on the other side of the law more often than not.
30:12Sounds perfect.
30:13A meeting tonight.
30:14I'll get you an introduction.
30:18Any word?
30:19Nothing yet.
30:20You ought to have received a ransom demand by them.
30:21You ought to have received a ransom demand by them.
30:22You ought to have received a ransom demand by them.
30:23Any word?
30:24Nothing yet.
30:25You ought to have received a ransom demand by them.
30:27I would have thought so too.
30:28There's nothing we can do but leave.
30:46You ought to have received a ransom demand by now.
30:51I would have thought so too.
30:53There's nothing we can do but wait.
30:58What if there were?
31:02I ask you to keep an open mind.
31:06Come.
31:13What is this piety?
31:15She's the best chance we have of getting Jonah home safe.
31:19I won't have this witch in my presence.
31:21This witch has advised my family for generations.
31:25Haruspexi is quackery and superstition. I won't abide it!
31:30Quackery?
31:31It was she who brought us together, and well you know it.
31:34My father would never have agreed for me to marry a burgishman
31:38had she not foreseen that you were destined for great things,
31:41your son even greater.
31:43Even so, critch magic is a sin against the martyr.
31:47But it works.
31:49But you want our boy home or not?
31:52More than my life.
31:55Then let her proceed.
31:56A sacrifice is required.
32:01The dearer to the house, Brakespear, the better.
32:06The better.
32:07The better.
32:08I don't like her wife.
32:09Yeah.
32:10Just like the other one.
32:11Help me move.
32:14Put your eyes on...
32:15... your man's hair on the wall.
32:17I'm sorry...
32:19yes it all makes sense now a man who took your son is known to you known to us are you certain
32:44it is he who would stand a thwart you he who would drive you from your seat of power
32:51Rita Lungerbane
32:53it is he who has your son
32:57your tourmaline's friend
33:09vignettes don't want eyes open mouth shut vignette
33:16tighter
33:31I heard you got caught last night
33:36I'm just trying to understand I told you I gave them the slip
33:41they had you coated and cuffed how did you give them the slip
33:46how did you give them the slip
33:50maybe you could show me
33:55go on get yourself out of all that like you did last night
34:02I'm timing you
34:04who's this?
34:07tourmaline's friend
34:08ah right the lady's maid
34:09what's your name girl?
34:12vignette
34:12vignette
34:14and dahlia
34:15hamlin tells me you spent some years getting our countrymen out of an inn before coming over
34:21that's right
34:22good on you
34:24it's righteous work that
34:25didn't spend quite so long ladies mating though did you?
34:29wasn't for me
34:30me neither
34:32this is one of my old wing corsets in fact
34:35you probably had to wear something like it
34:37do you know why?
34:39they don't want me to fly off
34:40no it's more than that
34:42it's envy
34:45you see vignette
34:48a bird isn't afraid of falling
34:49no we're free
34:51the leaguers can't stand to see it
34:54so they have to cripple us
34:56they have to make us
34:58like them
34:59weak
35:00heavy
35:01afraid of falling
35:03what really happened last night Ram?
35:10time's up
35:14the police have been looking for a foothold in my organisation for some time
35:28so when one of mine spends a night in police custody that she wants to say shit about
35:32what am I to do?
35:34have to protect my own
35:36the way I see it
35:40a fetishin who picks the groundlings over us
35:43belongs to the ground
35:45now if you have a problem with that you should turn and go
35:48no
35:53I'm done with them
35:55I won't work for none but my own kind
35:57good
35:59it's customary that I'd ask you to prove yourself
36:03just tell me what to do and I'll do it
36:07I want you to take the flag that's hanging in the rotunda of the constabulary and bring it back to me
36:13in plain view of all those blue jackets
36:16do you know what we do here?
36:21we get things where they need to be
36:23if you're going to be one of us
36:25I need to know
36:25there isn't a shred of this city
36:27you can't touch
36:28so what's it to be, girl?
36:48V-I-G-M-E-T-T-E
36:51vignette
36:52stone moss
36:53that's stone as in stone
36:55and moss
36:55right
36:56you'll need to fill out a writ of non-compliance
37:00and then we can issue an arrest warrant
37:01thank you, sir
37:02very well, but do hurry up
37:03she's been missing a 12 hours
37:04running all the way, man
37:06what was that, ma'am?
37:12oh, some pics broke her contract
37:13the gentleman from the constabulary
37:35well, good morning, sir
37:36take a seat, please
37:38you have news
37:43has the little thief been found?
37:46no
37:47though I am here about the writ you filed
37:51and what is the contract in question worth?
37:55it's 50 guilders, sir
37:56I would settle it
37:5750 guilders?
37:58on a policeman's salary?
38:01why in heaven's name would you waste that kind of money?
38:03will you release the writ and give her her freedom
38:04if I pay what's owed?
38:05yes
38:06no
38:06yes
38:09Ezra
38:09whatever's got it to you
38:11Imogen, I will explain in a moment, please
38:35one last thing
38:47the girl's no thief
38:49why does she run?
38:57I thought so
38:58I'll show myself, though
39:03I don't understand
39:09father left us 10,000 a year
39:12and now you're telling me you squandered it
39:16do you have any idea how much it takes to support a household?
39:20do you?
39:21any at all
39:22so we have coal delivered by the cartload
39:26with fresh flowers every day
39:29and that is to say nothing about what it costs to keep you in the latest fashion
39:33you would lay the blame for this debacle on me
39:36I am merely trying to make you understand
39:38I had no choice but to try and take the resources that father left us
39:42and grow them to reflect our needs
39:44I trusted that you had our financial matters in hand
39:48and I do
39:49now I will write this situation
39:52I aim to procure a loan to fund the refurbishment of another ship
39:57oh, by the martyr
39:58did you learn nothing from what happened?
40:01it was bad luck
40:02a storm
40:04there is money to be made in this business still
40:07of that I'm certain
40:08and what is it
40:10that you intend
40:11to offer the bank as collateral
40:13for this loan you hope to procure?
40:16by the house, of course
40:17no, Ezra, this house is all we have
40:22we'll be on the street
40:23I aim to adjust our fate
40:25you must have faith
40:26oh, faith be damned
40:28it is my fate too
40:31and I will have a say in it
40:32and what do you know of anything?
40:35apart from what to wear to each function
40:37who's been seen with whom
40:39now I am the master here
40:41I will make the decisions
40:43who, who's, who's that?
41:03please
41:04answer me
41:06do you have any fucking idea
41:27who I am?
41:28I'm Jonah Brakespear
41:29my father will crush you for this
41:31you're dead
41:32a lot of you dead
41:34you did well
41:39my husband's convinced
41:41that it was Longerbane
41:41who took Jonah
41:42piety
41:43I've served your family
41:45for many years
41:47never before
41:48have I been asked
41:49to lie
41:50well, there's always a first time
41:53besides, I've always hated
41:56that fucking bear
41:57there he is
42:11that ridiculous puck
42:13preening for passers-by
42:16desperate for attention
42:18does he really think
42:20his money can buy him
42:21acceptance here?
42:27dear Mr. Agraeus
42:47my behavior yesterday
42:49was unneighborly
42:49you're welcome to call on me
42:51at your earliest pleasure
42:52sincerely
42:53Imogen Spurnrose
42:55Afisa
42:59don't just stand there
43:10what did he say?
43:12that he would be pleased
43:14to take tea with you tomorrow
43:15of course he is
43:21unless there's anything else
43:23miss
43:23everything appears to be in order
43:35so the writ has been released
43:38she's free to do as she pleases
43:40thank you
43:44inspector
43:51what?
43:51we have a problem upstairs
43:53she's asking
43:57see the dead pigs
43:58I only need a few moments with her
44:03sorry Barry
44:04you're a Mima
44:08what order are you with?
44:11Revan's clear
44:11the investigation is ongoing Mima
44:14the body is evidence
44:17she was a person first
44:19and she cannot rest like this
44:21not after what happened
44:22she must be anointed
44:25please
44:26in love we begin
44:34to light we return
44:36love begets love
44:39and light begets light
44:41we are one
44:43we are one
44:43with all that is
44:45and ever will be
44:47how well did you know
44:52Ashley?
44:54she lit a candle
44:55at my shrine
44:55every week
44:56for who
44:58I can say
44:59can you think of anyone
45:02who would have wished
45:02her harm?
45:03a pole hangs over her
45:08she was taken by a great evil
45:13hard to see
45:17but sense
45:20something
45:22unnatural
45:24neither man nor fae
45:28you don't seem surprised
45:38I've had my fair share lately
45:42I met a man
45:44just the other night
45:44claimed he saw
45:46some dark god
45:48lurking beneath the city
45:49and you didn't believe him?
45:51he was mad
45:52come to his death
45:53the old ways
45:55can summon things
45:55that would drive a man mad
45:57to look upon
45:58you're saying magic did this?
46:02magic is just your word
46:03for all the things
46:04you and yours
46:05haven't yet discovered
46:05and I'd remind you
46:08there was a time
46:08not so long ago
46:09in the scheme of things
46:10when my species
46:12was among them
46:13thank you inspector
46:16if anything goes wrong
46:45I'll just go
46:46promise me
46:47oh look at this
46:49door
46:50hey
47:05is someone going to talk to me or not?
47:08shut up and wait your turn
47:09I was robbed
47:11does no one care?
47:13I said shut up
47:15it only happened around the corner
47:17you can still catch him
47:18if you move your fat ass
47:19yeah you tell him
47:21what did you say?
47:22hey
47:22hey where did you think you were?
47:26you are a salty man
47:28gentle
47:29I'll catch you
47:30get that bloody hell
47:36I've got her
47:41don't be dark man
47:42if you miss
47:42you'll bring down
47:43the whole bloody dark
47:44after her lad
47:49come on
47:49get her
47:50oh my son
47:52get back here
48:03hey
48:04stop
48:06stop
48:06get back here
48:07get her
48:08get her
48:12get her
48:12get her
48:16bloody king
48:17Kenya
48:20the raven
48:23I know you know better
48:25what do you care?
48:27give it to me
48:28go
48:28not without that flag
48:29they'll arrest you
48:30just think of all the things
48:31I could tell them
48:32they don't know
48:36do they?
48:38they don't know
48:39the truth about you
48:40are you threatening me?
48:42maybe
48:42or maybe it's where I see
48:45you never
48:47you never tell them
48:50do you really want to
48:52take that chance?
48:53do you have Allies
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