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Clips from The Sandman - The Sound Of Her Wings (S01E01)

"She died in childbirth."
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"The baby too."
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"My boy, Robyn, died in a tavern brawl when he was 20."
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"I didn't go out much after that. [sniffles]"
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"They tried to drown me as a witch."
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"I'd lived there 40 years, overconfident."
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"I got out with my skin a little more."
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"And then it got worse."
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"And worse and… worse."
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"I've hated every second of the last 80 years, every bloody second."
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"You know that?"
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"So do you still wish to live?"
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"Are you crazy?"
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"Death is a mug's game. I got so much to live for."
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"Now can we order? 'Cause I'm about to eat the fucking table."
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"[Hob] I heard something funny the other week."
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"Bloke said to me, he said,"
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""If only the French nobles had played cricket with their men"
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"the way we do, they'd never have had this trouble.""
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"[pleasant music playing]"
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"You know, first the colonies, now France."
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"You ask me, this country will be next for a revolution."
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"I've been salting money away all over the world."
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"First sign of trouble, I'll be out of here like that."
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"In the meantime…"
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"I'm in the shipping business."
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"There's a new system where they take English cotton goods to Africa,"
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"get a cargo of negroes, pack 'em in like sardines."
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"Same ship takes them across the Atlantic."
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"Then comes back here with raw cotton, tobacco and sugar."
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"What?"
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"It's a poor thing for one man to enslave another."
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"It's just how it's done."
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"I suggest you find yourself a different line of business, Robert Gadling."
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"You're giving me advice?"
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"After 400 years?"
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"What happened to "live your life as you choose"?"
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"The choice is yours."
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"But would you take that choice away from others?"
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"I will consider your advice."
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"I saw a production of King Lear yesterday."
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"Mrs. Siddons as Goneril. The idiots had given it a happy ending."
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"That will not last."
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"The great stories will always return to their original forms."
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"That lad, Will Shakespeare."
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"He turned out to be a half-decent playwright after all."
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"You made some kind of deal with him, didn't you?"
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"Perhaps."
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"What kind of deal? His soul?"
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"Nothing so crude."
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"[chuckles]"
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"Four hundred years now, I've been meeting you here"
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"and there is so much I still don't know."
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"Who are you? Truly?"
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"What's your name?"
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"I might ask both of you that same question, gentlemen."
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"Please, please, do not trouble yourselves to rise."
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"These are Michael and Tobias."
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"Smugglers by trade."
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"Although, they're only too glad to augment their earnings by slitting throats."
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"If you move, they'll slit yours."
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"They tell of a tale in these London parts,"
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"that the Devil and the Wandering Jew meet once every century in a tavern."
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"Two years past, sewn into the shirt of a dead man,"
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"I found this."
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"Is that meant to be me?"
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"Oh, I look terrible. You look worse."
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"You return to this pub every 100 years,"
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"striking bargains with men, sharing gifts, immortality,"
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"which you will now share with me."
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"Well, have you nothing to say?"
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"I am no Devil."
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"And I'm not Jewish."
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"Fie."
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"What manner of creatures are you then?"
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"Who wants to know?"
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"I'm Lady Johanna Constantine."
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"You will both follow me, sirs. My coach is without."
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"I can see there is so much you can tell me."
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"So much I can learn."
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"No."
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"No, I think not."
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"[Tobias] Get up."
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"[groans]"
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"[grunting]"
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"[panting]"
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"[Dream] Wait."
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"[knife clatters]"
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"[Lady Johanna breathing heavily]"
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"[whispers] No."
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"No, not you."
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"I'm sorry."
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"What did you do to her?"
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"She has old ghosts that I've shown to her."
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"You need not have come to my defense."
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"Clearly."
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"Still, I didn't want to be drinking alone here in 100 years' time."
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"I don't suppose you care to find another pub tonight?"
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"She may have told others about our meeting."
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"It will not be safe for you."
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"I'm perfectly safe."
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"I can't die, remember?"
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"Aye. But you can be hurt or captured."
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"We must be cautious."
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"Always."
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"A hundred years, then?"
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"A hundred years."
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"[woman] ♪ The first I met a cornet was In a regiment of dragoons ♪"
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"[man yells]"
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"♪ I gave him what he didn't like ♪"
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"♪ And stole his silver spoons ♪"
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"-[thunder rumbling] -[woman] Oh."
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"You gave us a start, sir."
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"For a second, I thought you was Bloody Jack hisself."
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"[Dream] No."
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"No, I know that, sir. Just joshing ya. [chuckles]"
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"So, how'd you like to buy a gal a dram of pale?"
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"And maybe a quick bum dance?"
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"Give us a hard ride with your cream stick."
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"I think not."
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