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(DOCTOR WHO THEME)

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-I shall miss them, Doctor.
-Who?

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Ian and Barbara.

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Yes, I shall miss them, too.
First Susan and now them.

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Come over here, my dear,
I'd like to talk to you.

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What about the control panel?

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Oh, that's all right, my dear.
It's already set.

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Their decision certainly surprised me,
although it shouldn't, I know.

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But it was quite obvious they intended
to take the first opportunity

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of going back home.

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Well, they weren't getting any younger,
were they?

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It's lucky for you, child,
they're not here to hear you say that!

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Gracious me! You think they're old?
What do you think of me?

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You're different, Doctor.

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Anyway, we may land in their time one
day and be able to talk over old times.

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Well, perhaps, Vicki. Perhaps.

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-Anyway, it's done now.
-Mmm.

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I wonder where the Tardis
will take us next.

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Yes, it's done now, although I must
admit, I'm left with a small worry.

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You know, I wouldn't mind New York.

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I didn't get to see a lot of it,
what with the Daleks and everything.

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But what I saw from the top
of the Empire State Building,

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I wouldn't mind going back there.

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My dear Vicki,
I'm trying to talk to you.

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-Oh, sorry.
-I just wanted to ask you,

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are you sure you didn't
want to go home too, hmm?

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I didn't give you very much time
to consider now, did I?

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I should hate to think that you're just
staying for the sake of an old man.

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Doctor! I made my decision,
I wanted to stay.

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Anyway, I wouldn't have anything
to go back to.

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Yes, your father...

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(RATTLING)

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-Did you hear that?
-Yes, perhaps it's something fallen down

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or maybe we've changed course. Hmm?

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(THUD)

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(WHISPERING) There's someone
in the living quarters.

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Doctor, be careful.
It's obviously a Dalek!

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(GASPING)

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VICKI: Steven!

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(WHOOSHING)

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I wonder. Oh, I wonder.

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Thanks. Sorry about that, Doc.

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-We thought you were dead.
-Well, I nearly was.

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I just managed to climb down that cable
before it burned out.

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-Then I came after you.
-You should have shouted.

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Should have? I never stopped!

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Say, this is quite a ship
you've got here, Doc.

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-Never seen anything like it.
-Now listen to me, young man. Sit down.

49
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Now, there are two things you can do.

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One, sit there until you get
your breath back

51
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and, two, don't call me ''Doc''.
Now, do I make myself clear?

52
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Yes, yes, whatever you say, Doc...tor.

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Apart from that, young man,
I'm quite willing to accept you

54
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at your face value.

55
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You were lucky to find the Tardis
in all that jungle.

56
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Yeah, we were lucky.

57
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You know, I don't seem to remember much
about it. There was a door.

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When I went through it,
I must have flaked out.

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I remember registering that, well,
it didn't look like a ship

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and it was very small.
I must have been delirious.

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I don't suppose you were.
It is very small outside.

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It's just in here it's big.

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Oh, come off it!

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You don't believe me, do you?

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Of course I do, Vicki! Every word!

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This isn't an ordinary ship, you know.
This is a time machine.

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Time machine? Look, this ship may have
a way-out design, but time machines?

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That's ridiculous.

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-Doctor?
-Mmm?

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He says the Tardis isn't a time machine.

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-Oh, does he now?
-Tell him.

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I don't see why I should, my child.
He'll learn soon enough.

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Look, Doctor,
I've seen some spaceships in my time,

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admittedly nothing like this, but...
Well, what does this do?

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That is the dematerialising control,
and that over yonder

76
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is the horizontal hold.
Up there is the scanner,

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those are the doors,
that is a chair with a panda on it...

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Sheer poetry, dear boy!
Now, please, stop bothering me!

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(VICKI GIGGLING)

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Look, you gave this ship a name
just now, what was it?

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Tardis. T-A-R-D-I-S.

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It stands for
Time and Relative Dimensions in Space.

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-IDBI.
-What? IDBI?

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-Mmm. I-D-B-I.
-Yeah?

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It means ''I Don't Believe It''.

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You'll see, you'll see.

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-Vicki?
-Yes?

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I've checked up on all the readings.

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Now, I think our guest will need
a wash and brush up.

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So I think the best thing
for you to do is

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to go and find him some clothes
and a cloak. Bring mine as well.

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We'll show him whether
this is a time machine or not, hmm?

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-Where are we?
-Judging by the readings, my child,

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I think we've landed
on the planet Earth.

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-Wulnoth with you?
-Inside.

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Something's landed on the beach.
I saw it from the cliff.

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-What is it?
-A large box washed ashore by the tide,

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probably from a ship.
I didn't go down, I came for you.

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-What sort of box?
-I don't know. It's just very big.

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I've never seen anything like it before.

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The tide will be turning. We must hurry.

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You lead the way.

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It's a long way to the beach and back.
What about your meal?

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Where did you say you found this, Vicki?

105
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Just down there. I saw it
as soon as I came out of the ship.

106
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Yes, it's a bit rusted,
but it's not as old as that.

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Tenth, eleventh century?

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Hmm.

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England. Hmm.

110
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Well, there you are, young man.
What do you think of that now, eh?

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-A Viking helmet.
-Oh, maybe.

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What do you mean, maybe? What do you
think it is? A space helmet for a cow?

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Look, it could just as easily
be part of a costume.

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-You know, a toy left here by a child.
-Oh, rubbish, rubbish!

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No more so than your theory.

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Though your ship is, to say the least,
a little unusual.

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Oh, I see, so you've changed
your ideas now.

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If it is a time machine,
I'm not saying it is, mind you,

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but if it is, shouldn't you know where
we are? You know, your control panel?

120
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Yes, yes, yes, but unfortunately,
we have a slight technical hitch

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at the moment. Excuse me.

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As a matter of fact, we never know
where we're going to land next.

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Oh. So assuming I believe
what you tell me,

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you can't take me home.

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Not by any direct route.

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-Let's go exploring now, hmm?
-Yes, perhaps we should find a village

127
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whereby we can convince
this young upstart of the true facts.

128
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Oh, great, Doctor! I'm all for that.
But there is one thing that bothers me.

129
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Oh, yes, what is it now?

130
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Well, how come you chose such an unusual
design for your ship?

131
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A police telephone box? Is that right?

132
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The design is completely immaterial,
young man.

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The Tardis is required to land
and blend in with the surroundings.

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-Blend in?
-Yes, quite so.

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For instance, if we were to land
in the middle of the Indian mutiny,

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well, I'm sure the ship could possibly
take on the appearance of a howdah.

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-A how what?
-A howdah!

138
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-The carrier on the back of an elephant.
-Oh, I see!

139
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Oh, and if it landed on the pebbles...

140
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-On the what?
-If it landed on the beach

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against a cliff, it'd take on
the appearance of a large rock?

142
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Yes, yes, yes, yes.
But you do keep on, don't you?

143
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Do you wonder why I don't believe you?
You know that large rock over there

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looks exactly like
a police telephone box.

145
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That is merely another technical hitch
and the Doctor will repair it one day.

146
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Anyway, if we're going to do
any exploring, we should do it now

147
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'cause it's going to get dark
in a minute.

148
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Now, I suggest we take a walk along
the beach and try and find a spot

149
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where the cliffs run down to sea level.

150
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Yeah, but that could be miles!
It'd be much quicker to go up here.

151
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Yes, possibly it might,
but I'm not a mountain goat

152
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and I prefer walking to it any day,
and I hate climbing!

153
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We'll go with you, Doctor.

154
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No, you won't. You'll stay with the ship
and wait till I've got to the top,

155
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then you can both climb up and join me.

156
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-But, Doctor, you...
-I'm not going to argue, my child.

157
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Yes, but... Oh!

158
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You might try being a bit more tactful
in future...

159
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Don't you start as well.
Come on, let's go up.

160
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No, I think we should stay here
and wait for him, like the Doctor said.

161
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Why? We've gotta go up there sooner
or later. It might as well be sooner.

162
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We can walk along the top and meet...

163
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Say, that bit there looks climbable.
Come on.

164
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-I'm not very good on heights!
-Very good on heights!

165
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Oh, come on, you'll be all right.

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(WOLF HOWLING)

167
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(MONKS SINGING)

168
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Yes, it was on the beach, below us here.

169
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-Are you certain?
-Yes, positive.

170
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I remember the way the rocks look.

171
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Pity, it might have been valuable.

172
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It would have been crushed against
the rocks by now, whatever it was.

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(MONKS SINGING)

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-Oh, what's this?
-Mead.

175
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Mead? Oh, mead! Yes, of course, yes.

176
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Yes, how nice of you, yes.
Delightful. Thank you, thank you.

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Well, here's to your very good health.

178
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Oh, delightful. Mmm.

179
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Mmm. Oh!

180
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Oh, yes! Delightful!

181
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Tell me, is the monastery near here?

182
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No, it's not far from here.
It's just at the top of the hill.

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And when the wind's
in the right direction,

184
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you can hear the monks much clearer,
as though they're down in the village.

185
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Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes,
it's quite understandable, you know.

186
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-Sounds do play funny tricks at times.
-I...

187
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I hope you will forgive
a woman's harsh welcome.

188
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We do fear strangers, but
we're very happy to welcome a traveller.

189
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Not that we see many in this wild place.

190
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I'm sure that when my husband returns,
he'll insist that you stay the night.

191
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And then you can rejoin
your friends in the morning.

192
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Well, that's very kind,
very kind indeed.

193
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And I do hope they won't worry...
Worry about me too much.

194
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You know, I...

195
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I hadn't intended to walk quite so far.
You near the coast, hmm?

196
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Yes. While there are fish in the sea,
one need never starve.

197
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(CHUCKLING) Yes, yes!

198
00:16:08,087 --> 00:16:10,157
Of course, there are bad things, too.

199
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Oh, of course, of course, my dear.
Yes, the Vikings, for example?

200
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Mmm. Not that we've seen
much of them this year.

201
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Except for that one raid
that was beaten off just north of here.

202
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Yes, I had heard about that battle,
yes, yes.

203
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The King greatly improved
the position no end...

204
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The King? Harold Godwinson?

205
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We received no help from him.

206
00:16:33,247 --> 00:16:36,683
You know, it seems like yesterday

207
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that the good King Edward
was laid to rest.

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(STAMMERING) When was it?

209
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-It was the beginning of the year.
-Oh, of course! Yes, yes, yes.

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The beginning of the year.
Yes, yes, yes. How silly.

211
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-Yes, it's most refreshing. Mmm.
-Oh, I'll get you more.

212
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Oh, thank you. Yes, thank you, my dear.

213
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Now, if Harold is king,
and Edward was laid to rest

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at the beginning of the year,
then it must be 1 066.

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Yes.

216
00:17:12,487 --> 00:17:16,196
Judging by the appearance
of these leaves, late summer. Hmm.

217
00:17:16,287 --> 00:17:19,324
And a balmy night, a balmy night!

218
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Oh, thank you, my dear.
Thank you, thank you.

219
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You know, it's a bit stupid of me,
but we are in Northumbria, hmm?

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-Yes, of course we are. Why do you ask?
-Oh, nothing, nothing, I...

221
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Just that I wasn't sure
whether I'd crossed the border or not.

222
00:17:34,567 --> 00:17:36,842
Yes, it's a bit tedious of me, isn't it?

223
00:17:36,927 --> 00:17:39,964
But you must have patience
with an old man.

224
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Please, sit down and rest
before the fire.

225
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You must be tired after your journey.

226
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Forgive me, I have things to do
before Wulnoth returns.

227
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I will, I will, and thank you indeed.
Thank you.

228
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Yes, it's a great pity
that Barbara isn't here.

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Now if my memory of English history
serves me right,

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we're about to have
a Viking invasion and very soon.

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Now let me think.

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Harold came north to defeat Hardrada,
the Norwegian King.

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Yes, now that was before he faced
William the Conqueror at Hastings.

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(CHUCKLES) It's all very interesting!

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Yes, that's very, very,
very, very interesting!

236
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It's going to put that young man
in his place.

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(MONKS SINGING)

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(TAPPING)

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(SINGING BECOMES DISTORTED)

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Woman! Woman! Where are you, hmm?

241
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-What? What is it?
-The monastery. Where is it did you say?

242
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Well, at the top of the hill. Why?
What's the matter?

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-The monks, have they been here long?
-No.

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The monastery itself has been deserted
for years and years and then,

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several weeks ago, a few monks
must have moved back in.

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And you haven't seen them?
No one in the village has?

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One's been seen, but never spoken to.
How does he know that?

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Oh, you've been very kind
and a great help, yes!

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I'm sorry, but I must take your...
My leave of you.

250
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-Are you going to the monastery?
-I most certainly am.

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(CHUCKLES)

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-Look, are you coming?
-Can't we rest a minute?

253
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-We just did!
-Oh! Well, I'm tired.

254
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(VICKI SIGHS)

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Oh, we'll... We'll wait a little while.

256
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But we're lost.
We can't stay here all night.

257
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(TWIG SNAPPING)

258
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-Shh!
-What's the matter?

259
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(WHISPERING) I think somebody's coming.

260
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Why are we hiding?
We can ask him the way.

261
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No! Because I think we should follow him

262
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until we find out whether
it's safe or not.

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Oh.

264
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Supposing you do what I say for once!

265
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-He's found something.
-What is it?

266
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-I can't see.
-Did you drop something?

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Hey! You!

268
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-Hey! Come back!
-VICKI: Steven!

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VICKI: Steven, I...

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Leave him alone!
Stop it! Stop it! Steven!

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-You all right? Hmm?
-Yes, I think so.

272
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-I got it.
-What was it?

273
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You still say
this is 1 0th century England?

274
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(MONKS SINGING)

275
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(SINGING STOPS)

276
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(LAUGHING)

277
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(LAUGHING)