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Clips from Dracula (1992)

"Do you believe in destiny?"
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"That even the powers of time"
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"can be altered for a single purpose?"
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"The luckiest man who walks on this earth is the one who finds..."
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"true love."
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"You found Mina. I thought she was lost."
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"We're to be married as soon as I return."
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"Are you married, count?"
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"Sir, are you married?"
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"I..."
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"I was married once."
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"Ages ago, it seems."
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"She died."
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"Oh. I'm very sorry. She was fortunate."
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"My life, at its best, is misery."
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"She will, no doubt, make a devoted wife,"
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"and you, a faithful husband."
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"Come."
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"Write now, my friend, to your firm and to any loved ones"
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"and say that it should please you to stay with me until a month from now."
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"A month? Do you wish me to stay so long?"
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"I will take no refusal."
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"Diary, 30th of May, 1897."
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"I know that Jonathan does not want me to stay here with Lucy while he is away."
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"He thinks that if I become accustomed"
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"to the wealth and privileges of the Weston family,"
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"I will not be content as the wife of a mere clerk in a law firm."
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"But Lucy and I have been friends since we were children."
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"And she has never minded that I am only a schoolmistress."
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"Oh, how disgustingly awful."
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"Mina."
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"Mina."
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"Oh, Mina, you're always working."
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"Is your ambitious John Harker"
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"forcing you to learn that ridiculous machine?"
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"When he could be forcing you to perform"
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"unspeakable acts of desperate passion on the parlor floor."
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"Lucy, really. You shouldn't talk about my fiancé in such a way."
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"There's more to marriage than carnal pleasures."
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"Oh, Mina. So I see. Much, much more."
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"Oh. Oh, that's--"
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"What is it, Lucy?"
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"Oh, Mina. Because I don't understand it."
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"Can man and woman really do that?"
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"I did. Only last night. Fibber. You did not."
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"Yes, I did. Well, in my dreams."
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"Jonathan measures up, doesn't he? You can tell Lucy."
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"We've kissed, that's all."
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"He thinks he's too poor to marry me."
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"It's all the worse now that I'm here visiting you at Hillingham,"
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"my rich friend."
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"Yes, but not even one marriage proposal."
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"And here I am, almost 20."
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"Practically a hag."
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"Mr. Quincey P. Morris."
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"- Oh, look. - What is that?"
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"A Texan."
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"Quincey P. Morris."
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"He's so young and fresh,"
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"like a wild stallion between my legs."
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"You're positively indecent."
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"I just know what men desire."
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"Watch. Lucy."
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"Quincey, darling. Miss Lucy."
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"Why, you're as fresh as the spring rain."
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"Oh, thank you."
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"Oh, Quincy."
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"Please let me touch it."
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"It's so big."
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"Little girl."
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"Oh, my dear, sweet little girl."
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"I hold your hand,"
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"and you've kissed me. Jack!"
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"Oceans of love-- Oh, Jack, my darling."
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"Oh, poor little baby."
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"My kitten, come over here."
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"Come over here and I'll kiss it better."
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"My poor little blossom."
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"My poor little doctor. Brilliant doctor."
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"Hello, Quincey. Jack."
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"What a naughty bear. Let me feel your--"
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"Arthur Holmwood, Esquire. Arthur!"
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"Oh, my darling."
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"Oh, you look wonderful."
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"I'm so sorry about your hat."
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"Absolutely Charming. It's my snake dress."
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"Is it really?"
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"Lucy is a pure and virtuous girl,"
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"but I admit that her free way of speaking shocks me sometimes."
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"Jonathan says it is a defect of the aristocracy"
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"that they say what they please."
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"The truth is that I admire Lucy, and I'm not surprised that men flock around her."
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"I wish I were as pretty and as adored as she."
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"What manner of man is this?"
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"R.M. Renfield, successful solicitor"
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"in the firm of Hawkins and Thompkins,"
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"respected member of the Lord Nugent's Windem Club,"
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"returns from business abroad in Transylvania,"
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"promptly suffers a complete mental breakdown."
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"He's now obsessed with some blood lust."
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"George."
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"Wait here."
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"Would you care for an hors cf oeuvre, Dr. Seward,"
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"or a canapé?"
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"No, thank you, Mr. Renfield. How are you feeling tonight?"
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"Far better than you, my lovesick doctor."
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"Is my personal life of interest to you?"
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"Of course it is. All life interests me."
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"Your diet, Mr. Renfield, is disgusting."
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"Actually, they're perfectly nutritious."
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"You see, each life that I ingest"
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"gives back life to me."
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"A fly gives you life?"
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"Certainly."
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"But you might as well ask a man to eat molecules with a pair of chopsticks"
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"than to interest me in a lesser carnivore."
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"I shall have to invent a new classification of lunatic for you."
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"What about spiders? Spiders eat the flies."
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"Yes, spiders eat them."
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"What about sparrows?"
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