| C: Gustave, Gustave, Gustave.
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| P: What’s wrong?
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| C: Gustave!
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| P: What’s wrong?!
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| C: He should of been here. |
| He was meant to be here!
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| P: It’s that idiot Raoul. |
| Why, I’ll kill that drunken fool! |
| That he dare touch
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| that child. |
| A child that isn’t his. |
| Mr. Squelch?!
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| M: Sir?
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| P: Seal the portlock, hade each road. |
| Call in every favor that I’m owed.
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| I’ll be damned if he leaves this isle!
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| M: The condition he left here in a carriage, saw with my own eyes, sir.
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| There was no one with him.
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| P: Are you quite certain he left here alone?
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| M: Sir, was there anyone else here backstage?
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| P: Yes, yes. |
| Madam Giry, she was here, with her vicious little sneer and that
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| comment she made. |
| The ungreatful back biting snake. |
| She’s been greedious indeed.
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| She’ll get her’s now guaranteed! |
| Go now quickly. |
| Bring her round.
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| Bring the boy back safe and sound. |
| Then I’ll tear her limb from limb.
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| MG: What is the meaning of this? |
| How dare you meanians handle me in this
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| fashion. |
| I command an answer.
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| P: The boy, woman. |
| What have you done with him?
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| MG: The boy? |
| You think I took the boy? |
| Why would I do such a thing?
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| You think I don’t know who he is? |
| All these years, who has been faithful more
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| than I? |
| No one!
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| P: Giry
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| MG: All these years, who could you think I’d hurt that child--
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| P: My patience is running dry--
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| MG: All these years, I’ve been mother to you and Christine as much as my daughter--
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| P: Enough!
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| MG: Do you think I don’t know how it hurts to see one’s child far too off?
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| P: Gustave, Gustave, Gustave.
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| F: Sir? |
| I just passed Meg’s dressing room. |
| It was empty as a tomb,
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| but her mirror was smashed all in pieces on the floor.
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| P: Meg?
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| MG: oh my god
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| F: And I saw her down the hall, pulling someone pale and small. |
| And she looked
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| all about and then scurried out the door. |
| MG: God I left her, so distraught.
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| Please who knows just what she thought. |
| I’m afraid she’s come undone.
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| But she won’t hurt him. |
| Meg would never hurt him. |
| How could she hurt him?
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| P: I know where they’ve gone, but we must hurry!
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| MG: In that crowd? |
| There are millions of people out there.
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| C: Gustave! |
| My poor Gustave.
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| P: Theres no time to waist
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| C: Gustave!
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| (Crowd making noise)
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| C: Gustave, Gustave!
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| P: You there, stop!
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| C: It’s not him.
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| MG: Meg.
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| P: I think I see them! |
| This way!
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| C: Gustave! |
| Is that… I’m so sorry.
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| MG: Meg, please.
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| P: To the pier! |