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00:02:33	Willie Grimes reprimanded
00:02:37	Go on, get out of it.
00:02:39	I thought I'd remain sober for the day.
00:02:44	Oh, that's sharp.
00:02:47	That's a very close shave, indeed.
00:02:50	I've changed my mind.
00:02:52	I'll be off, then.
00:02:53	I've an appointment
00:02:55	I've changed my mind.
00:02:57	Little buggers.
00:02:59	You bastards.
00:03:04	Serve that blade up, mate.
00:03:06	I don't think it's quite my size.
00:03:08	It's a little tight around the neck.
00:03:10	Lop his bleedin' head off.
00:03:11	I'll see you in hell, you bollocks.
00:03:14	Fuck you, Grimes.
00:03:16	As for you.
00:03:26	In the basket.
00:03:28	In the basket.
00:03:59	Father.
00:04:00	Thank God.
00:04:01	Ow!
00:04:06	I didn't do anything.
00:04:07	Get me out of this thing.
00:05:14	Mr. Blake.
00:05:16	Mr. Arthur Blake.
00:05:18	Yes.
00:05:20	Body snatching.
00:05:22	Hmm.
00:05:27	It is my duty to write, for
00:05:31	and later for printing,
00:05:34	Eh, so that others drawn
00:05:40	take heed in your cries of
00:05:44	It is also my duty to inform you
00:05:46	that you are to be
00:05:50	beheading.
00:05:53	For a lifetime spent in
00:05:55	of grave robbing and murder...
00:05:58	Well, all this really means
00:06:00	and I'm here to make you say sorry.
00:06:04	You'd be after my
00:06:06	By hook or by crook.
00:06:09	Did you get a speech
00:06:11	before they chopped off his head?
00:06:13	It would have been nice to
00:06:15	maybe extrapolate a
00:06:17	but, well, sadly, that was not to be.
00:06:24	Do you have anything to say
00:06:29	Well, I suppose you
00:06:32	if I told you I was innocent.
00:06:33	Innocent?
00:06:34	Of murder, that is.
00:06:36	The despicable grave robbing
00:06:40	Well, that's a new one.
00:06:41	Why don't I have a chat
00:06:43	and may... maybe get you a pardon, like?
00:06:45	All I know is this.
00:06:47	I woke up in the morning,
00:06:49	And get this.
00:06:50	They followed a fresh
00:06:52	that led all the way from
00:06:56	As if I'd be that stupid.
00:06:57	The same thing happened to Willie.
00:07:00	Fresh trail of body
00:07:02	from the station to his doorstep.
00:07:04	And then they called us murderers.
00:07:06	Bollocks.
00:07:07	We were set up.
00:07:08	Not a murderer, then.
00:07:10	Nope.
00:07:11	- Grave robber?
00:07:12	Bloody good one too.
00:07:14	Would you mind shining a light
00:07:16	on what it was that
00:07:18	I'm not sure I want to
00:07:21	You know, when I look
00:07:24	Well, I'm not sure you
00:07:28	Besides, I have a terrible memory.
00:07:31	Eh, you'd be surprised what a
00:07:40	You think this might
00:07:46	It... it might.
00:07:51	Here's to the late, great Willie Grimes.
00:07:54	Oh, you'll be seeing him
00:07:58	Aye, that I will.
00:08:00	I suppose we have some
00:08:03	Eh, Francis Duffy.
00:08:05	Father Francis Duffy.
00:08:06	And you have exactly five hours to kill.
00:08:09	I'll tell you what, Father.
00:08:10	You keep this whiskey here flowing,
00:08:12	we'll have ourselves a little chat.
00:08:13	Well, that's a fair trade then.
00:08:15	So tell me,
00:08:16	how did you start out
00:08:20	Well, I suppose I'd
00:08:23	back to when I first met Willie.
00:08:25	Willie got me into the trade.
00:08:27	I was his apprentice.
00:08:28	You see, it was body
00:08:33	and my ma, my little brother.
00:08:50	Are you frightened?
00:08:52	Of course you is.
00:08:53	I remember the first job I pulled.
00:08:56	Nearly shit myself, didn't I?
00:08:59	With me old man it was.
00:09:02	Miserable bastard.
00:09:08	So what brought you down
00:09:12	My mom told me to go
00:09:15	When I got there, he gave me an ale
00:09:17	and said I was gonna
00:09:20	You might keep me on.
00:09:21	Who's your Ma, then?
00:09:22	Mary Blake.
00:09:24	She works down at the food lane.
00:09:27	Selling things.
00:09:29	Ah, things.
00:09:32	If I can get a job,
00:09:33	she says she could stay
00:09:35	He's only a baby.
00:09:43	Fucking single grave, isn't it?
00:09:48	Now, you watch old Willie
00:09:57	You want that hole narrow.
00:10:00	Don't make it too wide neither.
00:10:35	Now, what I want for
00:10:39	and smack a hole in the lid of that box.
00:10:43	The coffin?
00:10:44	Yeah, the coffin.
00:10:45	Come on now, boy, get on with it.
00:11:17	You done yet?
00:11:19	Me hands are bleeding.
00:11:20	Oh, give it some.
00:11:21	Don't stop till you hack through it.
00:11:31	I'm going to be sick.
00:11:33	Now stomp on the lid a
00:11:40	What you want to do
00:11:42	tie it round to whatever
00:11:51	Good lad.
00:11:52	All right, now get out of
00:12:02	Wow, that's some tight hold on that.
00:12:19	Give us a hand with this shroud.
00:12:23	See, that's the one thing we don't take.
00:12:25	You could be done for nicking that.
00:12:34	You don't know her, do ya?
00:12:36	Well, do ya?
00:12:38	It was Mrs. Tulley.
00:12:39	She lives around from me Ma.
00:12:41	Well, not anymore she doesn't.
00:12:44	You'll be wanting a stronger stomach
00:12:46	if you're gonna get into this
00:12:56	Which way now?
00:12:59	Here, boy.
00:13:02	You deserve a drink.
00:13:07	What is it?
00:13:08	It's good stuff...
00:13:11	and you've earned it.
00:13:14	Now take some.
00:13:16	Oop.
00:13:18	Get that for me, will you?
00:13:31	I found it.
00:13:35	Why did he not strike you down?
00:13:39	He didn't have the heart, Father.
00:13:42	Like I said, Willie wasn't a murderer.
00:13:44	You know, underneath
00:13:46	you'll find more dirt and grime,
00:13:49	and then underneath all that,
00:13:51	you'll find that Willie
00:13:53	Had, Mr. Blake.
00:13:55	Had a heart of gold.
00:13:57	Your friend is no longer with us.
00:14:01	Oh, yeah, had a heart of gold.
00:14:05	Mm-hmm.
00:14:06	So he took me on as his apprentice,
00:14:08	and for better or worse,
00:14:09	that was the start of my life of crime.
00:14:11	And how long did you
00:14:14	On and off over the years.
00:14:16	Sometimes I employed him.
00:14:18	Mainly though we were under the
00:14:23	Quint.
00:14:25	Yeah, he was a fiend.
00:14:28	Had Willie and I slaving for years,
00:14:30	blackmailing us with the law
00:14:33	And he had you ransacking
00:14:37	Were you free to snatch as you pleased?
00:14:39	Not really.
00:14:40	I mean, the coppers could be
00:14:42	but the relatives,
00:14:45	We had to think on our feet,
00:14:57	Go on, give her a little poke.
00:15:02	She had a wooden leg,
00:15:05	She used to tie it with a
00:15:08	She'd fiddle in the hall;
00:15:11	She didn't give a damn, for
00:15:16	Here you go lads, get them into you.
00:15:17	Oh, yeah, very good.
00:15:18	Thanks, Maisey, here's to Kathleen.
00:15:20	Lord have mercy on her soul.
00:15:22	A hard life.
00:15:23	Some would say she's
00:15:25	Hard life?
00:15:27	Hard living more like.
00:15:29	Ah, but look at the beautiful
00:15:33	It was the pleurisy got her in the end.
00:15:36	Expecting many guests, Maisey?
00:15:38	No, she didn't leave many
00:15:41	and we couldn't afford
00:15:44	Terribly expensive.
00:15:46	Oh.
00:15:48	Excuse me, gentlemen.
00:15:49	Maybe I spoke too soon.
00:15:53	Friends indeed.
00:15:55	You're only here for the drink.
00:15:56	Feck off, you.
00:15:57	She was an awful woman.
00:15:58	An old whore, if you ask me.
00:16:02	Now, lads, this is Arthur.
00:16:04	Kathleen's sister's son.
00:16:06	Oh.
00:16:07	She was a lovely woman, son.
00:16:08	A terrible day, son.
00:16:11	Me ma sends her love.
00:16:14	Would you like a cup of tea, dear?
00:16:16	Can I see me auntie?
00:16:18	Go ahead, son.
00:16:19	Sure she's only just asleep.
00:16:24	Asleep with the Lord.
00:16:27	Dead.
00:16:29	She's dead, son.
00:16:33	Dead.
00:16:45	Ah, there now, son, save your tears.
00:16:49	Sure she's at rest now.
00:16:51	Oh, there, there.
00:16:54	I'll make you a nice cup of tea.
00:16:57	Sure I'll have one if
00:16:59	There's that cake too, Maisey.
00:17:01	Go on, go on, son.
00:17:02	Let it out of you.
00:17:04	Can I have a minute alone with her...
00:17:07	to say good-bye?
00:17:09	I want to whisper her a prayer.
00:17:11	So she'll get to the Lord sooner.
00:17:15	Come on.
00:17:16	Let... let's leave the
00:17:18	You two can help me in the pantry.
00:17:19	We'll fix you a nice cup of tea, son.
00:17:22	I'll only be a minute.
00:17:44	Open the door, son.
00:17:46	I think he's locked us in.
00:17:47	The little bastard's snuffin' her.
00:17:49	Willie.
00:17:51	They're on to me!
00:17:54	Come on, toss it down.
00:17:59	You feckin' little bastard.
00:18:01	I wring your bloody neck
00:18:04	I'll box your ears in when I get you,
00:18:06	do you hear me?
00:18:07	You little toe rag.
00:18:08	Get back here.
00:18:10	Ha ha.
00:18:11	I'm very proud of you, lad.
00:18:13	Willie, I think it's time
00:18:15	Oh, what about it?
00:18:17	Well, I think it's time I had one.
00:18:19	Ha!
00:18:20	We'll take that
00:18:22	Arthur Blake.
00:18:23	When will you be making an
00:18:25	Ah, go on, you old brasser.
00:18:28	You come back with your earnings,
00:18:29	and I'll show you a brasser.
00:18:31	Willie.
00:18:32	I think it's time we
00:18:47	Oh, shut up.
00:18:49	It's not even a full moon.
00:18:57	You'll have the mick
00:19:00	After who?
00:19:01	Nobody saw me, Ronnie.
00:19:02	It was all the young blackguard's doing.
00:19:04	Yeah well, there'd be no Burke
00:19:05	without the little Hare over here.
00:19:08	You two are getting a reputation.
00:19:10	You need to lie low for a while.
00:19:11	Oh, we had to do it.
00:19:13	That ornament Dr. Quint had us
00:19:16	And now we can't get near
00:19:18	He's threatening the law if
00:19:21	He's got you by the bollocks, then.
00:19:23	Bastard.
00:19:24	I'll drink to the end of him.
00:19:26	You know, I hear he plays
00:19:33	before he gets stuck in.
00:19:40	Enough of Quint.
00:19:42	Sever all ties, that's what I say.
00:19:45	Speak of the devil.
00:20:03	Evening, doctor.
00:20:08	Gentlemen.
00:20:12	A port, Ronnie, and
00:20:18	It's very kind of you, boss.
00:20:20	That's what friends are for, Willie.
00:20:22	Wonderful catch last night, boys.
00:20:25	But I must admit I am curious
00:20:27	as to why it was such a
00:20:31	Ah, well, nothing too untoward boss,
00:20:33	snatched it from a wake, so we did.
00:20:37	One must be creative in these times.
00:20:40	Advancing medicine is
00:20:42	History will be very kind, gentlemen.
00:20:44	As will I.
00:20:46	But I am afraid this
00:20:50	My practice is in dire need, gentlemen.
00:20:52	Ah.
00:20:53	Well, the thing is,
00:20:55	things have been a
00:20:57	What kind of weak fool are you?
00:20:59	There's a perfect specimen
00:21:04	He helps me out.
00:21:05	He's earned his keep in this world.
00:21:08	I need more corpses,
00:21:11	I don't care where they come from,
00:21:12	and if you two can't get them for me,
00:21:14	I'll hire Murphy and his men,
00:21:16	and I'll have two fresh
00:21:19	by the end of the week.
00:21:24	Swine.
00:21:25	He'll be the death of us.
00:21:29	Stiffed us with the bill too.
00:21:37	I have filth on you two,
00:21:40	enough to see you hanged,
00:21:42	I need them fresher.
00:21:43	Get rid of this stale thing
00:21:45	and bring me something worthwhile.
00:21:47	I need more corpses, more corpses.
00:21:50	I need more corpses.
00:21:52	The stink of that
00:21:55	as the two of you.
00:21:56	Get me fresh specimens immediately,
00:21:59	or there will be trouble.
00:22:03	That's how it was for years.
00:22:06	Slaving away for Quint,
00:22:10	Meanwhile, we weren't making a penny.
00:22:12	On the bread line, we were.
00:22:13	A hard slog.
00:22:16	One job though, one
00:22:21	One job turned us from
00:22:26	Ghouls?
00:22:27	Ghouls.
00:22:28	A body snatcher will steal the dead,
00:22:30	but a ghoul will steal just
00:22:33	Time was when a corpse didn't do much,
00:22:35	just laid there.
00:22:37	Not so anymore.
00:22:40	Well, I mean, surely to God,
00:22:43	a corpse is a corpse is a corpse.
00:22:45	What harm is one to anyone?
00:22:48	Plenty, if it has a good mind to.
00:22:51	I see.
00:22:52	No, you don't.
00:22:55	I think I do.
00:22:56	Father, if I've learned
00:23:00	it's that you never,
00:23:08	I had hoped to be
00:23:13	When I first heard that the
00:23:16	had been reprimanded, I
00:23:19	You've heard of us, then?
00:23:20	Oh, your reputation precedes you
00:23:22	in certain circles.
00:23:23	Occult circles.
00:23:26	You have some knowledge
00:23:29	Things that go...
00:23:31	In the night, yes.
00:23:32	Yes.
00:23:34	When I first heard the stories,
00:23:36	I thought they were
00:23:38	But lately I've come to accept them,
00:23:41	and I actively pursue the tellers.
00:23:44	Unfortunately, my time
00:23:46	In fact, you'd be dead right
00:23:49	Is that so?
00:23:50	Oh, yeah.
00:23:52	I paid the executioner
00:23:54	Is this the first
00:23:57	to be alone with a man, Father?
00:24:05	You're not looking too
00:24:16	Willie Grimes.
00:24:19	Willie Grimes introduced you
00:24:20	to the underbelly of
00:24:25	Well, not so much as introduced me,
00:24:28	more as stumbled upon it with me.
00:24:43	Ronnie put us onto this job.
00:24:46	Out on the moors, it was,
00:24:48	right in the middle of nowhere.
00:24:52	Took us ages to find it.
00:24:55	But it was worth the effort.
00:25:03	Right, it's ready.
00:25:09	You can unearth the thing.
00:25:11	I'm wrecked.
00:25:13	You're getting old.
00:25:16	I'm getting hungry.
00:25:18	Me too.
00:25:19	I hate this.
00:25:20	Backbreaking work, and all
00:25:22	And broke.
00:25:24	If that rotten bastard Quint
00:25:26	things might be different.
00:25:27	We should do him in.
00:25:29	Ah, he's too well connected.
00:25:31	Besides, that's a mug's game.
00:25:34	Still, I'm hungry enough,
00:25:36	I could eat that corpse over there.
00:25:42	What you got there?
00:25:44	Sandwich.
00:25:46	A what which?
00:25:47	Sandwich.
00:25:48	It's food.
00:25:49	Food.
00:25:51	Two lumps of bread with
00:25:53	It's genius.
00:25:54	Ah, it's queer.
00:25:56	No, it's all right.
00:25:57	You can put anything inside.
00:25:58	What's in it?
00:26:00	Uh, looks like...
00:26:03	Like?
00:26:06	Looks like it tastes
00:26:10	How did you afford one?
00:26:11	- I nicked it.
00:26:13	What?
00:26:14	I'll pay them back when I'm flush.
00:26:16	I fancy a bite.
00:26:17	Give it here.
00:26:18	I'll tell you what.
00:26:19	I'll share it with you for
00:26:22	Done.
00:26:43	Bloody hell.
00:26:45	You were hungry.
00:26:46	You're not having any of mine.
00:26:55	What I don't get is
00:26:58	outside of a graveyard.
00:27:00	Suicide most likely.
00:27:02	Idiot clergy probably
00:27:04	so there was nowhere else to bury them.
00:27:06	Why at a crossroads?
00:27:10	Gob shite superstition.
00:27:12	So's if the spirit rises,
00:27:14	it'll not know which way is which
00:27:15	and wander about the place lost.
00:27:17	Which way is which.
00:27:18	Which sandwich is which.
00:27:19	Boy, get at it, come on.
00:27:21	All right, you moody so and so.
00:27:35	Willie?
00:27:37	What?
00:27:39	Look at this.
00:27:42	What, we don't know her, do we?
00:27:48	Oh, that's odd.
00:27:51	Look at its eyes.
00:27:52	Maybe we should just leave it.
00:27:54	No.
00:27:55	Have that bastard Quint on our tails?
00:27:57	It's a perfectly good piece.
00:28:00	What's that around her neck?
00:28:03	That's... that's garlic.
00:28:06	Ronnie's got that stuff
00:28:09	Keep things away from the place.
00:28:10	Garlic?
00:28:17	It's stinky.
00:28:19	Don't do that.
00:28:20	That's there for a reason.
00:28:21	Gob shite superstition, Willie.
00:28:25	Who would do a thing like that?
00:28:27	I don't know, but I'm glad they did.
00:28:29	This piece will put us in
00:28:34	Pull it out.
00:28:36	No way, mate.
00:28:37	I dare you.
00:28:39	No way, I say.
00:28:46	You're out of your head.
00:28:47	Help me.
00:28:49	Come on, help me.
00:29:02	Come on.
00:29:04	Let's get the corpse in the cart.
00:29:13	Oh, look at this mess.
00:29:16	What we need is a new cart, Arthur.
00:29:19	Something roomy.
00:29:25	How are we even gonna
00:29:32	Willie.
00:29:39	Let's get the hell out of here.
00:29:43	Maybe she wasn't dead.
00:29:44	Not exactly alive neither.
00:29:45	Un...
00:29:46	Dead.
00:29:51	Bollocks, shite.
00:29:52	What do you like, Grimes?
00:29:53	What do you like?
00:29:55	Hey, do you hear that?
00:29:59	No, I do not.
00:30:10	Willie.
00:30:12	Arthur.
00:30:14	Willie.
00:30:27	Missus?
00:30:32	You all right?
00:31:20	I think it's gone.
00:31:21	Why did you have to hit me?
00:31:22	It was all on you.
00:31:23	What else was I suppose to do?
00:31:24	Ow.
00:31:25	Look.
00:31:26	Ah, you're bleeding.
00:31:28	You keep away from me.
00:31:29	You might be inflicted.
00:31:30	Oh, shut up.
00:31:33	What time is it, huh?
00:31:34	How should I know?
00:31:36	I think it's getting lighter.
00:31:37	Yeah.
00:31:38	I think it might be gone.
00:31:39	Can we go then?
00:31:41	Yeah, I think so.
00:31:55	Willie!
00:32:08	That was mad.
00:32:11	Get back, get back.
00:32:12	What?
00:32:15	Get back, Arthur.
00:32:18	What are you doing?
00:32:20	- Watch this.
00:32:25	Oy, you mad bastard,
00:32:27	Leave it.
00:32:32	Don't do that.
00:32:34	Don't, you mad bastard,
00:32:36	Come on, let's go, Willie.
00:32:37	Let's go; I wanna go.
00:32:40	I've got an idea.
00:33:58	Thank you for your
00:34:25	After that job, we were
00:34:28	and we struck gold with the undead.
00:34:30	We realized that people
00:34:33	for your more unusual corpse.
00:34:35	And the jobs kept finding us.
00:34:37	It was as if we opened
00:34:39	and got a sniff of it,
00:34:40	or it got a sniff of us.
00:34:43	Came across a whole many
00:34:48	So trafficking the undead
00:34:54	Absolutely.
00:34:55	That's where the real money was.
00:34:57	That's how it was for a while
00:35:00	making good money snatching all
00:35:05	And, uh, who paid you?
00:35:08	A select few.
00:35:10	Those who realize the potential.
00:35:12	Of course, it didn't
00:35:14	There were times when we'd go to
00:35:17	only to have them stolen from us.
00:35:19	Snatched by a rival gang.
00:35:21	Sometimes at knifepoint.
00:35:23	Rival gangs.
00:35:25	Right bunch of
00:35:28	You see, Willie and I,
00:35:29	we were more your kind
00:35:32	But, you know, some people took things
00:35:34	a little bit more seriously.
00:35:35	Some of them were real creeps.
00:35:37	Such as?
00:35:40	We had run-ins with a crowd of lunatics
00:35:42	called the House of Murphy.
00:35:46	Ah, the famed House of Murphy.
00:35:52	I've heard many stories about
00:35:57	Hated us they did.
00:35:59	You see, we'd like to get in
00:36:01	But they would make this
00:36:04	He made us look like a
00:36:09	You have any recent encounters
00:36:13	Yeah, unfortunately, yes.
00:36:17	But let me tell you about this one time.
00:36:19	Strangest job I ever pulled.
00:36:22	It was most bloody peculiar.
00:36:25	You know, if you were to
00:36:30	I would sling you in that
00:36:33	You wouldn't get a penny
00:36:37	Hey, if I croak before you
00:36:40	I won't hear of it.
00:36:41	It's not proper.
00:36:43	Would you really try to sell me off?
00:36:46	I might.
00:36:48	The bloody cheek.
00:36:51	Do you like my new cart?
00:36:52	It's quality.
00:36:55	Very modern.
00:36:56	Thought I might do a bit
00:36:58	You know, running after the horses,
00:37:00	collecting their shite
00:37:03	Well, it's good money, and it's legal.
00:37:04	Hugo Fortune got me onto it.
00:37:07	Mind you, I haven't bothered yet.
00:37:09	Are you interested?
00:37:10	I could loan you out the cart.
00:37:11	No chance.
00:37:13	So what did Ronnie say
00:37:15	He said there's a corpse out here
00:37:18	that not only won't jump
00:37:21	it'll fetch us a small fortune as well.
00:37:23	That's a bit curious, isn't it?
00:37:29	Bollocks.
00:37:30	Oh, fuck you, Grimes.
00:37:32	"Quality," what a piece of shite.
00:37:37	Get the shovels.
00:37:47	It's frozen.
00:37:48	What?
00:37:50	The ground.
00:37:52	It's frozen.
00:37:57	That's gonna take
00:38:01	Why is it frozen?
00:38:02	Nowhere else is.
00:38:07	Well, if whatever it is
00:38:10	then I'm a happy man.
00:38:12	'Cause if it's frozen,
00:38:13	it won't be jumping about the place
00:38:14	trying to murder us.
00:38:15	I suppose.
00:38:18	It's a bit unusual.
00:38:19	Ah, yes, Arthur, it's curious.
00:38:23	All right, I'll start it.
00:38:25	You can finish it.
00:38:37	Bugger.
00:38:52	Ah.
00:39:30	Looks like a child's coffin.
00:39:35	Do they want the box and all?
00:39:37	Yeah, they said not
00:39:41	I'm not carrying that thing back.
00:39:43	It's freezing.
00:39:44	Well, we should smash it open.
00:39:47	Oh, fetch more if we don't.
00:39:50	Ow.
00:39:52	Oh, that hurt.
00:39:54	Hey, give us your knife.
00:40:00	If I can wedge this in.
00:40:03	I'm telling you, be careful.
00:40:05	Ow, ow, my fingers, freezing over.
00:40:13	Let's just kick it back.
00:40:15	No, no, no, let's
00:40:20	Wrap it with what?
00:40:22	Ah, it's heavy.
00:40:23	That's no child in there.
00:40:24	It's heavy.
00:40:40	Look at that.
00:40:44	What do you reckon that is?
00:40:48	Don't know.
00:40:49	Never seen anything like it.
00:40:54	It's not moving, is it?
00:40:57	No.
00:41:00	Could be from Dotsie's,
00:41:03	you know, the circus?
00:41:05	Could be a little freak from Dotsie's.
00:41:07	I don't think so.
00:41:09	I don't think that thing is
00:41:12	Look at the size of its head.
00:41:19	Well, be easier to move now.
00:41:28	It's not as cold as it was in the box.
00:41:32	All right. All right.
00:41:34	Let's get out of here.
00:41:35	Come on.
00:41:39	Good evening to you, gentlemen.
00:41:41	Now, if you don't mind terribly,
00:41:43	you'll be dropping that
00:41:45	Willie, do you know this asshole?
00:41:51	Cornelius, don't mind the young fellow.
00:41:53	He's a little fresh around the ears.
00:41:55	Hand that there over now, boy.
00:41:57	Arthur meet Cornelius Murphy.
00:42:01	Now, be a pet and hand
00:42:04	Having a laugh, aren't you?
00:42:06	I'd listen to your boss if
00:42:12	That's a good lad.
00:42:13	Now pass it along.
00:42:16	Don't be stupid, Arthur.
00:42:19	Do as the gentleman says.
00:42:21	I'll explain later.
00:42:29	On the ground there.
00:42:32	Do it.
00:42:35	Afraid I can't do that.
00:42:37	You see, this took us
00:42:39	Now that we've got it, I
00:42:44	Drop it and live.
00:42:46	Drop the corpse.
00:43:15	What?
00:43:16	Oh, my head.
00:43:20	I admire your pluck, lad.
00:43:21	When you're through fumblin'
00:43:25	come and call on the House of Murphy.
00:43:30	Somebody snatched our snatchins.
00:43:32	I think I'm in the
00:43:36	I'm all light-headed.
00:43:39	How did they manage it?
00:43:40	Hey, who did you say that was again?
00:43:43	That was Cornelius Murphy,
00:43:48	I think he just offered me a job.
00:43:50	What and leave a
00:43:52	No.
00:43:55	He seemed a little
00:43:59	So Fortune of War?
00:44:02	Oh, aye.
00:44:04	I'm flat broke though.
00:44:06	Yeah, me too.
00:44:08	I got this new bird, though.
00:44:09	She might have a couple of quid.
00:44:10	Ah, good for you, son.
00:44:16	Some jobs were harder than others.
00:44:18	We went hungry at times,
00:44:21	but mainly we made off
00:44:24	But you, uh...
00:44:25	you took him up on his offer, Murphy.
00:44:27	No.
00:44:29	But I considered it.
00:44:30	There were no flies on him,
00:44:31	and if there were,
00:44:35	But you crossed paths again?
00:44:37	Oh, aye.
00:44:38	Well, Willie and I had
00:44:40	They thought they were better than us.
00:44:42	When was... when was the
00:44:45	Not too long ago, but here.
00:44:47	Let me tell you about the time
00:44:49	Hoo.
00:44:50	Uh, Mr. Blake.
00:44:51	He was a slippery bollocks.
00:44:53	What about The Wrinkler?
00:44:55	I have a million stories.
00:44:56	I knew all the snatchers.
00:45:01	If we had the time,
00:45:02	I'd love to hear all
00:45:04	but time is of the essence.
00:45:08	Now I would like to hear
00:45:11	Why?
00:45:12	They're a gang of assholes.
00:45:13	I'm bored talking about them.
00:45:14	Got what they deserved.
00:45:16	What did they get?
00:45:18	Eh?
00:45:20	Look.
00:45:23	I would love to finish my
00:45:29	Now, tell me about Cornelius.
00:45:35	Fair enough.
00:45:36	Let me see.
00:45:38	Mad bastard from a long
00:45:43	not much of a sense of humor,
00:45:46	believed to be in league with Lucifer.
00:45:49	Was he now?
00:45:51	And what about his gang?
00:45:53	Well, old Cornelius and his gang
00:45:55	had a knack for snatching the undead.
00:45:58	They took it very personally.
00:45:59	It's a family business with them.
00:46:01	His father was the real mastermind,
00:46:04	had Cornelius and his gang
00:46:07	supposed to be a right evil bastard.
00:46:10	Anyway, Willie and I were
00:46:12	and we did mainly.
00:46:14	That's how it was for years.
00:46:15	We kept our head above water.
00:46:16	Ronnie helped us out by
00:46:19	We even took on an
00:46:25	One point, she was a wrecker.
00:46:29	A wrecker?
00:46:31	Oh, she would lure
00:46:34	and scavenge the wreckage.
00:46:41	But she got bored of that
00:46:42	and had aspirations of being a snatcher.
00:46:45	Fanny Bryers, hmm.
00:46:48	Lovely, lovely Fanny Bryers.
00:46:52	Lovely.
00:46:53	Did you here that, Willie?
00:46:54	Arthur says I'm lovely.
00:46:55	Well, he must be drunk,
00:47:00	Oh, shove off, you.
00:47:02	I am lovely.
00:47:03	You are lovely.
00:47:04	You are.
00:47:05	Don't you even listen to him.
00:47:07	Oh!
00:47:09	You should be ashamed of your selves.
00:47:12	Here it is.
00:47:13	Here it is.
00:47:14	Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:47:15	That's mine.
00:47:17	Ready? Ready?
00:47:19	Are you ready, Mr. Grimes?
00:47:20	Right, wait a minute.
00:47:21	When I finish this pint,
00:47:23	I'm gonna put the
00:47:25	and that's when you two go for it.
00:47:27	Right, then?
00:47:29	Okay, here we go.
00:47:30	[Indistinct muttering[
00:47:37	It's very sexy.
00:47:41	# Says my aul wan to your aul wan #
00:47:43	# will you come to the Waxies dargle? #
00:47:45	# Says your aul wan to my aul wan #
00:47:47	# Sure, I haven't got a farthing #
00:47:48	# Just been down to Monto town #
00:47:50	# to see uncle McArdle #
00:47:52	# But he wouldn't give me half a crown #
00:47:54	# for to go to the Waxies dargle #
00:47:56	# What'll you have? #
00:47:57	# I'll have a pint #
00:47:58	# I'll have a pint with you, sir #
00:47:59	# And if one of us doesn't order soon #
00:48:02	# We'll get chucked out of the boozer #
00:48:09	# I'll have a pint with you, sir #
00:48:11	# And if one of us doesn't order soon #
00:48:14	# We'll get chucked out of the boozer #
00:48:19	It's a bleedin' draw.
00:48:23	Robbed I was.
00:48:24	I was robbed.
00:48:25	Ha!
00:48:26	I'm catching up with you, old man.
00:48:28	I was robbed of that.
00:48:29	Come here.
00:48:32	You'll have him
00:48:33	Yeah, I will.
00:48:34	I'll have you next time.
00:48:38	Can you two talk business?
00:48:40	Sober as a judge, mate.
00:48:44	You remember Maisey O'Connell?
00:48:46	I'll box your ears in when I get you.
00:48:48	Do you hear me?
00:48:49	A friend of the family.
00:48:50	Is she still not talking to you?
00:48:53	No.
00:48:54	Neither is me family.
00:48:56	She's in here the other night.
00:48:58	She's got a new job
00:49:01	you know, the place that handles
00:49:02	a lot of the old walking stiff trade.
00:49:04	It's her first night on the job,
00:49:07	and no one had told her about
00:49:12	What did she come across?
00:49:14	Well, she wouldn't say,
00:49:16	so I filled the aul wan so
00:49:20	I called her a carriage.
00:49:22	I closed the place down.
00:49:25	There's no love nor money
00:49:27	could drag me back to
00:49:31	Yes, dear.
00:49:32	Get in.
00:49:34	And me with me nerves.
00:49:38	So terrified she
00:49:41	she insists I ride with her.
00:49:43	You had a bad day, Maisey?
00:49:45	What was that?
00:49:46	A... a bad day, Maisey.
00:49:50	Ah.
00:49:51	Lantern Jesus, for a moment there
00:49:55	I thought I dreamt up the whole thing.
00:49:59	Oh, I never want to go
00:50:03	You sure you might not
00:50:06	It's off to the house
00:50:11	'Twas pure and simple
00:50:16	Was it something hideous and awful?
00:50:19	You can talk to me, Maisey.
00:50:20	I'm a good listener.
00:50:23	What did you see today?
00:50:27	The living dead.
00:50:30	Bingo.
00:50:32	Lovely.
00:50:33	Yeah, the woman was mortified,
00:50:35	said she was expecting
00:50:37	Shipment was to arrive by
00:50:40	somewhere off of Langols Island.
00:50:42	Only one of three boxes was recovered.
00:50:44	What was in the box?
00:50:49	Took me ages to prize open the box.
00:50:52	And I'm only an old woman,
00:50:54	and there was nobody else about.
00:50:56	Ah, but you got it open.
00:50:58	Oh, I opened it, all right.
00:51:22	Brilliant.
00:51:28	That's very funny, Ronnie.
00:51:30	Yous two are terrible.
00:51:33	The poor woman.
00:51:35	So how'd she get away, Ron?
00:51:37	Oh, it had the grip on me.
00:51:40	'Twas the unholy grasp of Satan.
00:51:45	I looked into its dead, black eyes,
00:51:49	and I could see meself
00:51:55	Oh, I thought I was dead for sure.
00:51:59	Jesus, Maisey, you're
00:52:04	It was horrible,
00:52:07	the pale, spidery thing.
00:52:16	If it hadn't been
00:52:19	he would have had me guts for garters.
00:52:23	A cross, eh?
00:52:26	A good thing in all
00:52:30	Expecting two more we were,
00:52:33	but word has it they got lost at sea.
00:52:37	And now they tell me they got
00:52:42	and have to be retrieved.
00:52:46	Well, I want nothing more to do with it.
00:52:50	It seems a few "surgeons"
00:52:53	may be the key to immortality.
00:52:55	That's why they're so desperate
00:52:56	to get their hands on these corpses.
00:52:59	Immortality?
00:53:00	Well, who's off to
00:53:02	Who's with old Willie?
00:53:03	Easy pickings.
00:53:05	Nice little earner, boys.
00:53:07	We'll need a what you may call it,
00:53:08	a crustafix.
00:53:10	A crucifix, love.
00:53:11	Yeah, well, there's just
00:53:14	Ah, no worries, Ronnie.
00:53:16	Name your percentage.
00:53:18	Yeah, well, it is
00:53:19	but that's not the problem.
00:53:22	They've, uh, hired somebody to
00:53:25	Who?
00:53:27	It seems the mortuary has
00:53:29	to help them out.
00:53:37	That's that, then.
00:53:39	Bollocks.
00:53:41	What's the House of Murphy?
00:53:42	Not what, who.
00:53:43	It's a vicious gang of body snatchers
00:53:46	that I don't want to cross.
00:53:48	We'd be fools to try, Willie.
00:53:49	Now, they can't be all that bad.
00:53:53	Let me tell you something
00:53:56	First of all, there's
00:53:58	Samuel Murphy, Sam the Spider.
00:54:02	Keeps himself well out of sight.
00:54:04	They call him the Spider
00:54:05	because he likes to play
00:54:07	before killing them.
00:54:08	They say once he's ready to kill,
00:54:09	he uses a three-clawed
00:54:13	and the tongues of his victims.
00:54:15	Then there's his son, Cornelius Murphy.
00:54:18	One of the meanest bastards
00:54:23	Rumor has it he's a corpse grinder,
00:54:25	grinds the bones from
00:54:28	and sniffs them.
00:54:30	He can smell out the dead
00:54:34	Valentine Kelly,
00:54:38	so to speak.
00:54:42	They say she got her name
00:54:43	after she was almost burned to death
00:54:45	by a lover on Valentine's Day.
00:54:48	Her face is so twisted and deformed
00:54:50	that she keeps it hidden except
00:54:57	Then there's the Bulger.
00:54:58	You couldn't find a more loyal servant.
00:55:01	Murphy saved him from
00:55:04	Left with no teeth,
00:55:06	Murphy had a dentist of sorts
00:55:10	Bulger owes him everything.
00:55:14	You're all cowards.
00:55:16	There's money to be
00:55:18	That's enough to keep
00:55:21	for a really long time.
00:55:22	You lot are telling me you're afraid.
00:55:25	In a word, yes.
00:55:26	Yes.
00:55:27	Yeah, looks like it.
00:55:28	This lot can't be any worse
00:55:31	Fanny, forget it.
00:55:35	I'm sticking to the cemeteries.
00:55:38	Lads.
00:55:39	Remember, you are our apprentice,
00:55:44	not our partner.
00:55:46	You got to reign it in a little, love.
00:55:49	Thanks, Ronnie, but no thanks.
00:55:51	Yeah, well, maybe it's for the best.
00:55:54	Just thought I'd give
00:55:56	Murphy and his lot,
00:55:59	they won't be on the island
00:56:40	There'll be other jobs, Fanny.
00:56:42	When?
00:56:44	There won't be other jobs like this one.
00:56:45	If we're afraid of
00:56:47	like this Murphy's lot.
00:56:48	This one could've set us up for a while,
00:56:51	gave us enough money to enjoy life,
00:56:54	take me down to the Sinister
00:56:58	live it up,
00:56:59	instead of going to that old
00:57:02	What about our dream of
00:57:06	You be careful of dreams, Fanny.
00:57:07	They'll lead you down a garden path
00:57:08	and into a ditch before you know it.
00:57:10	The Fortune of War,
00:57:12	filled with people who
00:57:13	Look what they got to.
00:57:15	Willie's right,
00:57:17	keep chipping away at the smaller jobs,
00:57:19	everything else will fall into place.
00:57:21	Willie Grimes.
00:57:23	What about him?
00:57:24	If you had any backbone,
00:57:26	instead of letting that
00:57:28	He's a drunken old coward,
00:57:30	That's not fair.
00:57:31	Willie and I go back a long way.
00:57:33	You'd be on that island if you
00:57:36	We could be on and
00:57:39	There'd be no trouble.
00:57:41	It'll end badly,
00:57:42	and it'll end with a lot of blood.
00:57:43	You don't know what
00:57:45	This is your first job.
00:57:47	Took me years to get it down.
00:57:48	Willie's right.
00:57:50	You have to earn your keep
00:57:52	before you tackle a big job like this.
00:57:55	If we're gonna make it
00:57:57	we got to stand up for ourselves.
00:57:59	This Cornelius and his
00:58:01	No one's that mean.
00:58:07	When Cornelius was five,
00:58:09	his mother gave him one
00:58:24	He loved it.
00:58:25	He was always playing with
00:58:30	His father stomped on it.
00:58:32	He just crushed it.
00:58:37	Then there was the time
00:58:39	found a baby chick.
00:58:41	Called it Pappy, fed it,
00:58:43	you know, took a shine to it.
00:58:54	His dad crushed the life out of it.
00:58:58	Poor little Pappy,
00:59:00	all spread out on the floor like that.
00:59:05	Then his mother buys him a rabbit.
00:59:08	This time Cornelius is determined
00:59:10	not to let his old man harm the animal.
00:59:12	At age five, he strangles
00:59:16	just so his old man can't get to it.
00:59:22	He's a born and bred merciless killer
00:59:24	trained not to care about life or death.
00:59:26	It's a different league.
00:59:29	Feck this.
00:59:30	I'm off to Langols Island.
00:59:32	I can take care of meself.
00:59:33	And if you and that poxy
00:59:38	then I'll see you down at the pub later.
00:59:39	You can't go on your own.
00:59:45	Well, then get up out
00:59:49	We need this job, Arthur.
00:59:51	I'm sick of being broke.
00:59:52	There's good money
00:59:54	There'll be no trouble.
00:59:56	Please, Arthur.
00:59:58	We can do this.
00:59:59	What are you doing?
01:00:01	I'll make it worth your while.
01:00:04	It'll end badly.
01:00:06	Fanny?
01:00:07	Arthur.
01:00:10	Fanny.
01:00:12	Forget it.
01:00:13	There's no way I'm going to the island,
01:00:15	and that's the last word of it.
01:00:37	Must be out of our bleeding minds,
01:00:39	out here at this hour of the night.
01:00:42	Letting a woman tell you what to do.
01:00:49	Yeah, well, you'll
01:00:50	when we've made a
01:00:52	A killing.
01:00:53	That's what I'm afraid of.
01:00:55	Oh, shut up, Willie.
01:00:57	We're out here now.
01:00:58	We may as well make the most of it.
01:01:01	I can't see a thing in this fog.
01:01:02	How far is the island?
01:01:04	Ought to be there by morning
01:01:09	Worse?
01:01:11	There are things
01:01:13	that you don't want to come across.
01:01:15	Have you been out here before?
01:01:17	No.
01:01:19	Only ever heard the stories.
01:01:22	Me da used to go fishing out here.
01:01:25	Yeah, my little brother and I
01:01:26	used to watch him from the summit.
01:01:28	That's a really nice memory, Arthur.
01:01:33	There was this one time
01:01:36	he was coming back in to land.
01:01:39	The water all around
01:01:42	and then we saw it.
01:01:44	A black mist it was,
01:01:51	Something hidden inside sucked
01:02:01	Yes, that's a... that's
01:02:06	Ah, he was all right, he was.
01:02:08	Never laid a hand on us neither.
01:02:10	A hard worker too.
01:02:13	Bloody fool to be
01:02:17	True.
01:02:18	So we have a few hours on
01:02:21	Ronnie said they wouldn't
01:02:24	Get the crates, get
01:02:27	No trouble, right, Willie?
01:02:28	That's fine by me.
01:02:32	Did you bring your crucifix?
01:02:39	Of course.
01:02:44	Whoopsie daisey.
01:02:56	Did you hear that?
01:02:58	Aye.
01:03:00	What was it?
01:03:03	Arthur's old fella coming
01:03:09	There's worse things out here
01:03:13	I hate these waters.
01:03:17	It's eerie.
01:03:20	I suggest we keep our
01:03:24	Wake me up when we get there.
01:03:27	Must be out of our bleeding minds.
01:04:46	Excuse me.
01:04:47	Could you keep the noise down, please?
01:04:50	Or I'll cut your bleeding head off.
01:05:09	What are we gonna do now?
01:05:11	No killing, you said, no trouble.
01:05:12	We was gonna knock him out with this.
01:05:14	And have him get up and kill us?
01:05:16	You must be daft.
01:05:18	You have no idea
01:05:19	They've cornered the
01:05:21	This is our time.
01:05:22	We're going to be rich.
01:05:23	You stupid cow.
01:05:25	Willie, just get the
01:05:30	Just do it now.
01:05:32	Listen, you,
01:05:33	I've done foolish things in my life,
01:05:34	but I have never put anyone
01:05:37	And what you've done here...
01:05:39	You.
01:05:41	We go now, with her or without her.
01:05:44	We may as well get
01:05:46	Arthur, have you lost your balls?
01:05:48	No, but look, it's right here.
01:05:50	Listen, if we go now,
01:05:52	Yeah, and empty-handed.
01:05:54	You don't get it at all, do you?
01:05:56	If we stay here, we're as good as dead.
01:05:58	He wasn't so hard, was he?
01:06:02	Come on.
01:06:03	We don't have all day.
01:06:07	Not everyone is the boss of me.
01:06:09	Hey, come on.
01:06:10	Let's just get it over with.
01:06:12	Willie.
01:06:14	Willie!
01:06:25	What now?
01:06:27	Get the yokes out of the
01:06:33	I suppose they're just gonna line up
01:06:35	and waltz in there of their own accord.
01:06:37	Hey, look at this.
01:06:40	What are we supposed to do with that?
01:06:41	Put it in their mouths.
01:06:43	Stop 'em from biting us.
01:06:47	Look, we'll open up the crates.
01:06:48	When they jump out, we'll
01:06:50	Put 'em in the cage.
01:06:51	We'll fill up the cage,
01:06:53	drag 'em back to the mainland.
01:06:55	Won't they drown?
01:07:00	Come on, boys.
01:07:01	There's nothing to worry about.
01:07:08	You got it?
01:07:09	Ready? Careful.
01:07:12	All right.
01:07:19	What's happening?
01:07:21	It's horrible.
01:07:23	Arthur?
01:07:24	There's a foot in here.
01:07:27	Very bloody odd.
01:07:29	A foot.
01:07:32	That's not gonna
01:07:35	is it Willie?
01:07:36	A foot?
01:07:38	Bloody hell.
01:07:40	Hmm.
01:08:00	Hmph.
01:08:17	Get it off me!
01:08:20	Darling.
01:08:22	I got it!
01:08:25	Get him off me!
01:08:32	Get him still!
01:08:55	You okay?
01:08:56	What's it bloody well look like?
01:08:59	What the bleeding
01:09:01	That thing nearly killed me.
01:09:02	It called you darling,
01:09:04	I think you've got a
01:09:06	What if I got infected?
01:09:08	What if I'm... what if I'm infected?
01:09:09	What if I turn into one of those things?
01:09:11	Come on, calm down.
01:09:12	It's just... let's have a look.
01:09:13	Looky there.
01:09:16	Oh, go on, laugh it up.
01:09:17	Well, you know, it's pretty...
01:09:30	One, two, three, four, and five.
01:09:35	I reckon that's five
01:09:42	Go on, get out of it.
01:09:44	I blame all of this on you, Arthur.
01:09:46	Me?
01:09:47	No one dragged you here.
01:09:48	You and that Fanny have ruined me.
01:09:50	That bite has me all peculiar.
01:09:52	Don't bring poor old Fanny into it.
01:09:55	What are we gonna do now?
01:09:58	I have a backup plan.
01:10:02	No.
01:10:03	No.
01:10:05	Ha.
01:10:07	Bugger this.
01:10:09	Excuse me, Mr. Murphy.
01:10:10	Perhaps we can come to
01:10:15	I like the arrangement
01:10:19	You tied to that cage,
01:10:22	as I strap it to me boat
01:10:25	for the journey home.
01:10:28	I just thought you
01:10:30	now that you're down Mr. Bulger and all.
01:10:32	I'd rather sell your wet corpse.
01:10:35	Arthur, you weasel.
01:10:37	Just go along with me.
01:10:43	A rat leaving a sinking ship, is it?
01:10:45	That's the one.
01:10:46	Very honorable.
01:10:48	Now, where was the honor in
01:10:52	and going and killing
01:10:54	Oh, well, it wasn't really the
01:11:01	We was just trying to
01:11:04	Tell me, Mr. Blake,
01:11:15	I suppose so.
01:11:17	It's a bit messy, isn't it?
01:11:19	Well, let me tell you.
01:11:20	I love this trade, Mr. Blake.
01:11:27	And I come from a very
01:11:31	So you see, I take a great
01:11:39	So when a sleveen like
01:11:44	and thinks he can cross me,
01:11:47	well, then,
01:11:50	that's when I get angry, Mr. Blake.
01:11:57	And Grimes...
01:12:00	you should have known better.
01:12:04	Whoa, now, Cornelius,
01:12:06	I was just along for the salt air.
01:12:11	Valentine.
01:12:14	Why don't you show 'em your face.
01:12:45	Oh, Willie!
01:12:55	Willie! Willie!
01:13:29	Let's go, let's go.
01:14:04	Are you two gonna kiss and make up?
01:14:06	'Cause I don't want a ruckus in here,
01:14:08	not before midnight.
01:14:16	What're you looking at?
01:14:19	You was gonna turn
01:14:24	No, I was just saying that.
01:14:26	I had a plan.
01:14:27	A plan.
01:14:29	You was all set to
01:14:31	and forget about me.
01:14:33	Me, who taught you everything.
01:14:35	Well, I had to say something.
01:14:36	What do you want from me?
01:14:38	Very, very disappointed
01:14:41	Oh, you're disappointed?
01:14:42	- Yeah.
01:14:43	And what about poor old Fanny?
01:14:44	Hmph, Fanny.
01:14:47	That daft cow.
01:14:48	She got what she deserved.
01:14:49	Is that all you can say?
01:14:50	Well, it was all her idea.
01:14:52	Or was it?
01:14:53	You know, she always
01:14:56	She said I should go it alone.
01:14:58	Well, you are going it alone, mate.
01:14:59	Enough is enough.
01:15:01	Fine.
01:15:04	Great, good riddance.
01:15:05	Fine, then.
01:15:06	You know, I'll probably do a
01:15:08	- Fine.
01:15:09	- Fine.
01:15:10	Fine.
01:15:11	Good night, sir.
01:15:13	Get the fuck out of my bar.
01:15:21	And that's how me and Willie left it,
01:15:23	arguing like a pair of old women.
01:15:26	What a way to end one
01:15:30	A week went by, here I am.
01:15:36	But you killed Cornelius Murphy?
01:15:39	Not my style, Father.
01:15:43	Well, then it was Grimes
01:15:46	It was Fanny that did the killing.
01:15:48	We just left Cornelius
01:15:54	So you just left him to die?
01:15:57	Oh, aye.
01:15:58	Now here I am, an innocent
01:16:04	Oh, none of us is
01:16:10	And I've listened to
01:16:13	you're far from innocent.
01:16:16	In fact, I think the
01:16:19	Grimes was lucky to have avoided me.
01:16:29	Well...
01:16:33	it's very nice to make your
01:16:44	You must be a little
01:16:46	All that training,
01:16:48	and he gets struck down by two commoners
01:16:50	like Grimes and myself.
01:16:54	You're not common, Mr. Blake.
01:16:58	In fact, you're quite rare.
01:17:04	It's not every day you meet someone
01:17:05	who's about to spend the
01:17:08	You best hurry up so.
01:17:09	I'll be under the
01:17:13	No.
01:17:14	You won't be seeing the guillotine.
01:17:17	You're not as lucky as your friend.
01:17:20	I've made other arrangements for you.
01:17:27	You little bastard.
01:17:28	You do not disrespect
01:17:30	Do you hear me?
01:17:31	You little bastard!
01:17:36	This is how it ends, Arthur Blake.
01:17:38	You pup.
01:17:39	You little pup.
01:17:40	This is how it ends for you.
01:17:42	I'll open you!
01:17:46	Do it, then.
01:17:47	Do it!
01:17:48	Your son was an awful prick.
01:17:49	A prick.
01:17:50	You little bastard.
01:17:52	You little bastard!
01:17:54	Oy!
01:18:09	- Willie.
01:18:11	You're undead.
01:18:13	That bite on the island
01:18:17	It took me ages to find me head.
01:18:19	It's a... it's a bit disconcerting.
01:18:22	Well, I thought he had me there.
01:18:29	Oh, he cut you up something horrible.
01:18:33	Well, it's great to see you.
01:18:38	I thought you were
01:18:39	Ah, no bother.
01:18:44	You look like shite, Willie.
01:18:46	Oh.
01:18:50	Well, it's a good thing I went first,
01:18:52	or else you'd be a dead man.
01:18:56	There you go.
01:18:57	Ah, here we are.
01:18:59	Oh, that's one I owe you.
01:19:02	Fancy him, coming after us.
01:19:05	Yeah, I know.
01:19:06	Said he was a priest.
01:19:07	Had me going there for a while.
01:19:09	Mad bastard.
01:19:10	Well, he'd fetch us
01:19:14	Let's get out of here.
01:19:16	Ooh.
01:19:18	Hey, that's mad, you being undead.
01:19:21	Oh, uh, are you any good at sewing?
01:19:23	Ha.
01:19:24	So you're like a cat, then?
01:19:25	Nine lives.
01:19:26	Oh, I figure it
01:19:29	But here's what we should do.
01:19:30	We should go down to Langols Island
01:19:33	and find one of them yokes
01:19:34	and have it take a
01:19:36	No, thanks.
01:19:37	Oh, it's the best thing
01:19:39	Whoa.
01:19:41	You okay?
01:19:42	I tell you what, I'll think about it.
01:19:44	Hey, you're not gonna get all
01:19:47	Ah, no.
01:19:49	It's the best thing
01:19:51	Mind you...
01:19:54	I am feeling a bit peckish.
01:19:56	I'll take you down to The Fortune,
01:19:57	get you some supper.
01:19:58	Oh, it's a different
01:20:01	Oh, aye?
01:20:04	I'm ravenous, Arthur.
01:20:06	Me?
01:20:07	Give us a nibble.
01:20:08	No, no, get away from me.
01:20:10	Don't come near me.

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