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00:00:00You
00:00:30I
00:01:00Didn't anyone see you
00:01:15Don't insult me
00:01:19Yeah
00:01:22There's another listen there I need another delivery next week same deal as before
00:01:31Just this it's the last of it
00:01:36Listen to me this time. It is imperative that the specimen be as fresh as possible
00:01:41Zero to cave fully intact no incisions
00:01:44Understand. Yeah, I get it
00:01:47After that, we don't know each other you don't acknowledge me you don't mention my name
00:01:52You see me in the hallway. You look the other way
00:01:56Got it
00:01:58Not even a cup of coffee
00:02:01I'm serious Carter
00:02:06Don't worry done. I'm not looking to make any friends here good
00:02:17Hey, yeah
00:02:21Have a nice night
00:02:28You
00:02:40Morning class welcome to the philosophy of medicine
00:02:46What is philosophy?
00:02:48anyone
00:02:50The study of wisdom yes, very good
00:02:54The nature of existence the nature of existence
00:02:59What does it mean to exist?
00:03:02That's a tricky one I know it's like asking what is the meaning of life, isn't it? Why are we here? Why must we die?
00:03:11Must we die
00:03:13Where does it say we must die?
00:03:16Obviously we and that is to say all living organisms are bound by certain laws of physics
00:03:22Laws that ensure that we age that our molecular structure breaks down over time
00:03:27Why must our shells be so vulnerable to our surroundings the elements each other?
00:03:34These laws are against us every day
00:03:37But laws can be broken. It is our job to make them obsolete
00:03:44So
00:03:46What are we really trying to do?
00:03:49We've already achieved quite a bit haven't we just look at our advances over the past hundred years
00:03:56The Black Plague is nearly a fantasy a bedtime story to tell our children
00:04:02Limbs are being fused with machines
00:04:05Science fiction is becoming reality and yet we continue to strive
00:04:12Why don't we just plateau
00:04:15What is it that we are trying to achieve
00:04:19Immortality
00:04:22Immortality the nature of existence is to continue to exist
00:04:29But who continues to exist
00:04:34God
00:04:36The gods
00:04:38The gods live forever and they are everything we long to be
00:04:43Well, I have news for you
00:04:45They're us
00:04:47We are them and they are us. God is not a boundary. It is an achievement
00:04:59Each and every one of you chose this field because deep down you realize that the two most
00:05:04Important things in this world are to give a life
00:05:08Or to take a life
00:05:10And to wield that power why that is to wield the hand of God
00:05:17I
00:05:33Okay class
00:05:34I'm sure most of you know that I've been away on an expedition in Giza for the past couple of months
00:05:39So I thought it would be pretty cool if we talked a little bit about
00:05:42the great pyramids
00:05:44Now everyone knows that pyramids were tombs for ancient Egyptian kings
00:05:49more importantly they were a symbol of supreme power a
00:05:55place where kings transformed into gods
00:05:59But how were these divine monuments built aliens?
00:06:05Aliens of course
00:06:08Just out of curiosity a show of hands
00:06:11How many of you actually believe that aliens built pyramids
00:06:19Come on guys, you don't have any pride in your own species in human potential
00:06:25All the shameful things we've done over time. This is something spectacular and you want to take it away
00:06:30But professor K you gotta admit the evidence is all there
00:06:33I mean, we couldn't build those things today if we wanted to let alone 4,000 years ago
00:06:38There's no way look just because we're not building pyramids in modern society doesn't mean we can't
00:06:44priorities have changed I
00:06:46Mean, do you really think the US government would cripple its resources and employ a hundred thousand people just to prove that we can build pyramids?
00:06:54Okay. So, um, how did they transport these 50 ton blocks without the wheel?
00:07:00hundreds of miles I
00:07:02Don't know
00:07:04laser beams
00:07:07Teleportation devices
00:07:09First of all limestone blocks didn't weigh 50 tons
00:07:13it was more like
00:07:15two and a half and
00:07:17Although they did have the wheel they use something just as effective called the sledge
00:07:22Imagine Santa's sled only bigger and if you're familiar with the Nova experiment
00:07:27Then you would know that a two and a half ton block can be easily dragged by as few as 12 men a
00:07:33lot of people disagree with you
00:07:37You know that right a
00:07:40Lot of people
00:07:43You know at one time a
00:07:47Lot of people thought the earth was flat
00:07:50at one time a lot of people
00:07:54Thought that a lot of other people were witches and burnt them at the stake
00:08:01Sometimes a lot of people
00:08:04Just means a lot of stupidity and I'm really hoping this class prevents you from turning into one of them
00:08:19Can I carry your books teacher
00:08:24Now that you're here
00:08:26I brought you something
00:08:28What's this you welcome home present? Oh, you didn't have to do this
00:08:35Thank you, well, I wanted to make sure you didn't forget about our date tonight date did we have plans
00:08:46Funny of course I didn't forget
00:08:49So
00:08:51That was your expedition
00:08:53To bring back something amazing word travels fast, huh? I've heard some things. Oh, yeah
00:08:59It's sort of things like maybe you came back one minute extra
00:09:05Um technically that's confidential information at this point so it's true I didn't say that come on
00:09:13What time is your next class not for another 40 minutes, okay, follow me
00:09:24Oh
00:09:29Good morning
00:09:32This is my friend Victor. He's a professor here. Nice to meet you. Yeah, you too
00:09:36Isaac is an anthropologist who is a member of our team in Giza. Oh very cool
00:09:41We were just popping in would you mind if I show Victor our new game? Oh, no. No, no, of course. Come on
00:09:50Here he is
00:09:54This is incredible, it's not every day that you get to stand before an ancient Egyptian king, is it King?
00:10:02Who's your Cara?
00:10:04predecessor of puppy the first from the sixth dynasty
00:10:07Sixth dynasty. Well, that would make them what three thousand years old
00:10:12Yeah
00:10:13Give or take
00:10:16Oh
00:10:19So, did you hear the news what well supposedly professor Walton wants to perform the autopsy of biowork
00:10:28biowork
00:10:30in England
00:10:31So I'm told
00:10:33What's the point of shipping the specimen all the way from Giza to New York if it's just gonna end up in Europe?
00:10:37I don't understand why we just can't do it here. Supposedly. He wants to hire a biologist from Bradford that absolutely refuses to fly
00:10:46I think the professor just likes traveling abroad on the university's dime. Yeah, I think you're right
00:10:53What happened to his ears? This doesn't look like decay. It looks like somebody removed
00:10:59Very good
00:11:01Very observant
00:11:05They were removed
00:11:08Sliced off with the dagger while he was still alive to be precise
00:11:12Along with a few other parts
00:11:17He must have really pissed somebody off
00:11:20You don't know the half of it
00:11:23Was there Cara?
00:11:25For a king. I'm not familiar with the name. It would be really impressive if you were
00:11:30So very little is known about him
00:11:33And that's what makes this one of the most significant finds in the past few centuries
00:11:37And according to Nyla one of the most dangerous why dangerous?
00:11:41Well, we we uncovered a scroll in who's a car's tomb
00:11:46It was in an ancient text that we haven't seen before
00:11:49Nyla was able to translate the inscription
00:11:54According to the scroll who's a car a soul still trapped inside his body
00:12:01Cursed for all eternity
00:12:04Eenie who dare try to release it
00:12:07Now eenie who dare try to release it are doomed to an agonizing death
00:12:14Right, and that right now
00:12:16Yeah, something like that
00:12:19Well, so how do you release the soul?
00:12:21No, conveniently that part of the scroll is missing
00:12:26Of course don't get too close
00:12:29It's not safe. What's the car? I won't bite. I
00:12:33I
00:12:35Promise you
00:12:36Professor good to see you again Victor. I'm so sorry professor. I know we're not permitted to bring anyone up here
00:12:42It's alright Nyla. I will make an exception for the young doctor here
00:12:47After all who better to aid us in the study of ancient anatomy
00:12:54I'm afraid I won't do you any good. I only deal with the living. Well, that's unfortunate
00:12:59There's an ocean of knowledge to be discovered within the remains of Usaka
00:13:06And the curse
00:13:08Stories Victor a fear tactic used in order to prevent others from tampering with the remains
00:13:16That's all there is I
00:13:18Could assure you my dear that
00:13:21Usaka's soul has long since retired from this body
00:13:29Gee I hope I didn't get you into any trouble
00:13:33Professor Walton is actually very fond of you talks a lot about you. Really? What does he say?
00:13:40That you're a whiz kid and smarter than most of people that he's ever come across in the field of medicine
00:13:44That's very kind of him. Not true. It's very
00:13:48Professor Walton does not mince words and he rarely ever brags about anyone
00:13:53Personally, I disagree with him
00:13:56Is that right?
00:13:57Yeah, I don't think you're as smart as people say you are really yeah, why is that
00:14:04Well, if you're smart
00:14:06Then you would have asked me out a lot sooner
00:14:12Hey better late than never I'll see you tonight. Don't forget to text me your address. I won't
00:14:20Good morning
00:14:51I
00:14:58Was a good pal
00:15:03You got any extra
00:15:08Well proceed friend
00:15:18Thank you
00:15:21You
00:15:28Man how you eat this shit? Oh you get used to it. I've eaten way worse
00:15:34I'm sorry about that. Well, this always helps
00:15:39It's freezing out here just where you sleep right where you're sitting
00:15:45Is it there a shelter around here someplace warm shelter rather be in prison
00:15:54I've seen some things happen in those places. You wouldn't believe I believe anything
00:16:00You know, you're not allowed to bring personal belongings in those places, right? They're afraid you're gonna smuggle in drugs and lice
00:16:07An orderly once throw out my bag while I was asleep
00:16:11scumbags
00:16:14You see this blanket
00:16:16Was my daughter's I'd rather be out here in the cold
00:16:22I'd rather be out here in the cold
00:16:24This blanket was my daughter's I'd rather be out here in the cold and to give this up
00:16:33Where's your daughter now?
00:16:36Can't she help you out I
00:16:40Want to talk about that I
00:16:44Understand it's a tough world
00:16:47No doubt about it
00:16:49Tell you what pal
00:16:51Since you've been so generous to me, I'll be straight with you
00:16:56I'm not really in dire straits
00:17:00No, I'll make a decent living over at the University
00:17:07Come on I'm serious
00:17:11Yeah, I thought you looked too clean
00:17:15See I'm telling you the truth
00:17:19And because I'm such a nice guy
00:17:22I'm gonna help you out
00:17:24Bless you friend. I
00:17:27Knew you were a good man when I saw
00:17:52I
00:18:14Tell me more about your work clearly you love what you do
00:18:18I do. That's the reason why I wake up in the morning. What is it about archaeology that excites you?
00:18:25Lots of things it's amazing to see where we came from how far we've progressed or how little
00:18:34To uncover an ocean of knowledge buried by the sands of time
00:18:38What's greater than discovery
00:18:41Can I ask you something?
00:18:43Sure, who's your Cara the curse? Do you really believe in all that stuff?
00:18:50I said yes, would that be a deal breaker for you? No, not at all. I'm just interested
00:18:56Don't patronize me. I know you think it's ridiculous. Oh, I didn't say that didn't have to I know you're tight
00:19:04my type
00:19:06Yes, you're tight
00:19:08You believe in science. So that probably means that you're an atheist
00:19:11Judging by your arrogant reputation
00:19:14My guess that you're most likely
00:19:17Satanist a
00:19:20Satanist really? Yes, Satanist. You believe that men are their own gods. What's wrong with that?
00:19:30Nothing I
00:19:32Just think it's sad if you believe we're on this earth for such a short amount of time just end up in a wooden box
00:19:36covered in maggots
00:19:39So, what about you Victor when did you first realize that you want to get into medicine
00:19:44Very young age
00:19:47And it's something profound occur that inspired you I
00:19:53Just wanted to help you
00:19:57I suppose that's a good answer
00:19:59I just wanted to help
00:20:29You
00:20:59I
00:21:29Oh
00:21:54Hey, listen, I hope I didn't offend you with the whole curse thing
00:22:00You
00:22:02Know my grandfather was an anthropologist in Cairo. He led many expeditions for over 50 years
00:22:12In 1932, it was a part of a team who discovered a team in Abyssinia
00:22:19There are many many great treasures
00:22:23Needless to say many of the men thought it would be a good idea to take some home for themselves
00:22:26All but my grandfather who knew the tomb was cursed
00:22:33He begged and pleaded with the men to leave the treasures behind it
00:22:39And within a year every single person on that team was dead except your grandfather
00:22:52There are powers on this earth greater than any we can imagine
00:22:56My grandfather believed this
00:23:00And so do I
00:23:26You
00:23:56I
00:24:21Haven't eaten since this morning
00:24:27Professor
00:24:30Professor do you want me to get help? How are I? Well, you don't look alright
00:24:39What's what happened in here
00:24:45What's that
00:24:47I
00:24:57Jesus where did you find this? It was embedded in his ribcage
00:25:07This guy he's full of surprises
00:25:13It's incredible
00:25:18Oh
00:25:20This is easily the oldest symbol of the eye to date the board's gonna go apeshit when they see this
00:25:28You know, technically we don't have to tell anybody about this you could call up that rare antiquities dealer in Dubai
00:25:37Be our little secret
00:25:42Oh, come on, I'm just joking
00:25:47Oh
00:26:17I
00:26:30Had a really great time tonight and so did my belly good
00:26:45Can I tell you something
00:26:47Of course
00:26:51I've never told anybody what I'm about to tell you up. I guess I've never felt this close to anyone. Okay, I
00:27:01Did get into medicine for a reason
00:27:08My mom killed herself when I was just a boy
00:27:12I found her in our bathtub. She'd slit both her wrists
00:27:18I stayed with her for days, you know
00:27:24She was like a block of ice
00:27:29It wasn't till about three days later that the cop showed up
00:27:35They had to pull me away from her I remember they had to pry our fingers apart
00:27:41I
00:27:45Don't I'm so sorry it shouldn't have to be that way it doesn't have to
00:27:54Victor look at me. I'm so sorry
00:28:00You know what I wish I wish that I'm wrong about everything
00:28:07And I hope that when I die I'll get to see her again just to see her smile
00:28:37You
00:29:07You
00:29:37I
00:29:41Think that's the one
00:30:07You
00:30:31Professor Khalil
00:30:33Professor you scared me
00:30:35Skittish as a kitten
00:30:37Who's been tampering with the remains? What do you mean? Well here look at the chest cavity. Something was removed. Oh, yes
00:30:45That is odd. Was Isaac down here last night?
00:30:48Possibly the last I saw of him was yesterday afternoon
00:30:52Sure, he would have called me if he found anything of significance
00:30:56That's what concerns me
00:30:59Isaac wouldn't have done this and he's not even authorized to do so
00:31:05Yes, are you all right? Yeah. Yes, I'm fine lately. I've been having these horrible migraines
00:31:11Well, maybe you should go home and get some rest. No, I
00:31:14I've got a lecture to give this afternoon. I'll be all right. Are you sure? Oh, yes, it's quite sure
00:31:35I
00:32:05Need some help
00:32:09Victor
00:32:10What are you doing here spying on you? I can see that. What have we got here?
00:32:16Ancient Egyptian spells and mysticism don't even I didn't say anything
00:32:22This book looks like it's about 300 years old
00:32:26Why did you leave this morning?
00:32:28You're mad at me
00:32:30You're mad at me
00:32:34You could have said goodbye
00:32:38You just look so peaceful I didn't want to wake you I'm here now, right I
00:32:48Suppose it's better. You didn't start on me anyway
00:32:51I'm not used to having a man in my bed and I keep a very large knife hidden underneath my mattress
00:32:56Oh that's enough for future reference future reference
00:33:00What makes you think you'll ever be back in my bed again?
00:33:03Think of a few reasons
00:33:08When can I see you again tonight?
00:33:12What time eight o'clock
00:33:16Okay
00:33:18It
00:33:26Was during this borrowed time with those thyrus that Isis conceived the child
00:33:36Horus
00:33:44Longing to avenge his father's death
00:33:49Horus
00:33:50Challenged Seth to a series of contests which lasted nearly 80 years
00:33:56after endless battles of strength and width the gods
00:34:01declared
00:34:02Horus the victor and the rightful heir to the throne of Egypt
00:34:14I'm sorry
00:34:17You'll have to excuse me and that's all there is for today
00:34:22You
00:34:41Feel better professor. Yes. Thank you
00:34:45Lenora isn't it? Yes, professor. Desai told me you were her brightest student
00:34:52She also what told me that your dissertation was
00:34:56exceptionally good
00:34:58Know about that. Don't be modest. You're a beautiful intelligent young woman
00:35:05I'd like to talk to you about an internship position. It
00:35:10Could be extremely advantageous to your career
00:35:14Why don't you stop by my laboratory later this evening so we can discuss it?
00:35:20I don't know what to say. Thank you. It's my pleasure
00:35:2510 o'clock. All right
00:35:2710 o'clock is perfect
00:35:28See you tonight. Bye professor
00:35:33Tuesday February 2nd 2014 time is 726 p.m
00:35:39Subject has retained animation for one month one hour and 18 minutes and 18 seconds to be exact
00:35:46And it has shown considerable signs of rejuvenation despite the independence of blood vessels and major arteries
00:35:54Base color of the specimen is now an off-yellow as opposed to the heavy bruising that was evident only a few days ago
00:36:07Sensitivity and specimen is becoming more acute
00:36:16Currently flex to pinprick suggest discomfort or even pain
00:36:25It's warm
00:36:29The serum works
00:36:35The data is conclusive full body reanimations ago upon final delivery of specimen
00:36:46I
00:36:52Was there
00:36:58Jesus Carter gotta hand it to you doc for a lab rat. Yeah excellent taste in women
00:37:08That's it Khalil
00:37:11Tell me doctor how she smell
00:37:14You got in those panties yet, did you bring what I asked for got it out here. Let me see it
00:37:25That's perfect, oh, it's fresh dog
00:37:29real fresh
00:37:30So fresh there's probably some marble still rolling around in there
00:37:34That's the idea good work, man
00:37:39Business first
00:37:44Oh
00:37:48And doc
00:37:51There's one minor issue we need to discuss
00:37:54What's up?
00:37:56well
00:37:57since this item was a
00:37:59little harder to come by
00:38:01Five grand just ain't gonna cut it. What are you talking about? We said five grand for delivery
00:38:08What are you doing renegotiating our agreement
00:38:14I know it stings doc
00:38:18But it is what it is
00:38:23Jesus Christ, what are you doing it down here? I
00:38:26Mean the limbs are one thing
00:38:28But you got enough chemicals down here to wipe out our small country
00:38:32You
00:38:42Don't do that
00:38:47Take it easy doc. Listen moron. A lot of this stuff is highly combustible
00:38:55We wouldn't want anything nasty to happen to you
00:38:58I
00:38:59Hear all right, doc
00:39:01Nice to see you haven't lost your sense of humor. Just tell me what you want. I
00:39:07Want 30 grand in exchange for the brain I
00:39:11Don't say you ain't got it
00:39:13Seen that silver spoon sticking out of your ass men. I laid eyes on you
00:39:16You want me to pay you 30 grand for something? I can lift from the University more 30 grand just ain't for supplies
00:39:23Let me keep my mouth shut
00:39:25and if you say no
00:39:28I'll blow the lid off this diminished little size experiment here. You think I won't bring you down with me. You can try I
00:39:35Don't think you want to be accessory to murder
00:39:40What are you talking about you said you wanted fresh
00:39:46Jesus that's right done. So if I were you I
00:39:53Quit making threats
00:39:58You're insane
00:40:02I'm insane. You know why you say you need to look yourself in the mirror doc
00:40:14What the hell is that
00:40:16I
00:40:46I
00:41:16I
00:41:46I
00:42:16I
00:42:46I
00:43:16I
00:43:46I
00:44:16I
00:44:46Oh
00:44:55Come on son of a bitch
00:45:16Oh
00:45:43Don't do this to me come on
00:45:46Give me your fucking nothing
00:45:48Give your fucking shit
00:45:50Give me your fucking kiss
00:45:52Do I ever have sex?
00:45:54Jack
00:45:56Fuck
00:45:58Give me your fucking shit
00:46:00Give me your fucking kiss
00:46:02Fuck
00:46:04Fuck
00:46:06Come on
00:46:08Fuck
00:46:10Fuck
00:46:12Fuck
00:46:14No no no no no...
00:46:44Asshole.
00:47:15Professor Walton?
00:47:20Hello, Professor?
00:47:45Extraordinary, isn't it?
00:47:47Oh, Professor.
00:47:50I'm sorry.
00:47:52I have a tendency to do that.
00:47:55It's okay.
00:47:58Well?
00:48:00What do you think?
00:48:02It's amazing.
00:48:04So well preserved.
00:48:06You'd be amazed at just how well preserved he actually is.
00:48:12Would you like to touch him?
00:48:15What?
00:48:16Go ahead.
00:48:18No, I shouldn't.
00:48:19Oh, come on.
00:48:21He won't harm you.
00:48:27Doesn't it feel just like worn leather?
00:48:31Hard to believe this was once warm, yielding flesh.
00:48:39Yielding flesh.
00:48:43Just as alive as you and I are at this very moment.
00:48:53So, um, did you want to discuss that internship with me?
00:48:57I'm selecting three students to assist me in Usakara's autopsy at BioArk in York.
00:49:06I want you to be a member of my team, Lenora.
00:49:11I'm flattered.
00:49:12Yes, I accept.
00:49:14I could see the passion in your eyes this afternoon when you were listening to my lecture.
00:49:23Did you enjoy it?
00:49:25Yes, you tell it so well it's almost as if you were actually there.
00:49:29Sometimes I feel as if I were.
00:49:34You know, there are many similarities between Osiris and Usakara.
00:49:40Really?
00:49:41Like what?
00:49:42Well, for instance, like Osiris's brother, Set, Usakara was also an usurper.
00:49:51He murdered his own father, Teddy, and succeeded his older brother, Pepe, the rightful heir to the throne.
00:50:00But Pepe eventually became king, didn't he?
00:50:03So what happened to Usakara?
00:50:05Usakara was a tyrant, a monster.
00:50:08It wasn't long before those closest to him conspired with Pepe to put an end to his reign of terror.
00:50:18He was betrayed by his own guard and put to death.
00:50:24But not before his sensory organs were removed one by one.
00:50:32First his tongue, then his nose, next his ears.
00:50:38His eyes were allowed to remain so that he would be able to watch as his phallus was sawn off and thrown to the dogs.
00:50:52The infamous brain removal tool.
00:50:56He was still alive when the priests began to embalm him.
00:51:03Oh my god.
00:51:04Legend has it that Pepe summoned a powerful sorceress to cast a spell upon Usakara's soul.
00:51:15A spell that would prevent Usakara from ever entering the joyous gates of the afterlife and all the glories that it involves.
00:51:39No! Professor!
00:51:41Please let me go! Please!
00:51:45No!
00:52:15No!
00:52:46No!
00:52:48Please don't kill me!
00:52:51Oh god, stop!
00:53:00Professor Kawil.
00:53:02Who are you?
00:53:12Nyla. I shall bring her to you, great king.
00:53:32No!
00:54:02No!
00:54:32No!
00:55:02No!
00:55:32No!
00:56:02No!
00:56:17I did it.
00:56:20It's alive.
00:56:24It's alive!
00:56:33She didn't mention to you where she was coming from.
00:56:36Anything at all?
00:56:40Professor?
00:56:43What's going on here?
00:56:45Can I help you, miss?
00:56:46It's alright. She works here. It's Professor Kawil.
00:56:49Do you mind if I ask you to step outside? I'd like to have a few words with you once I'm done here.
00:56:55Sure.
00:56:56Thank you. Just be a sec.
00:56:58Just a minute.
00:57:29Whoa, whoa, whoa. Take it easy.
00:57:34Nobody's gonna hurt you.
00:57:44The subject is aggressive.
00:57:46He's only displaying primitive and animalistic behaviors.
00:57:49He's not trying to hurt you.
00:57:51He's trying to kill you.
00:57:54The subject is aggressive.
00:57:56He's only displaying primitive and animalistic behaviors.
00:58:02I guess the transplant...
00:58:07What did you say?
00:58:17You can speak.
00:58:20Water.
00:58:22Water.
00:58:24Of course.
00:58:32Here you go.
00:58:38It's good, huh? Refreshing?
00:58:44The subject spoke. He asked for water.
00:58:47No telling what he's capable of at this point.
00:58:52What about words, hmm?
00:58:57Reading? Can you read this word?
00:59:09What does that word say? Come on.
00:59:18Come on. I put those vocal cords in there myself. I know they work.
00:59:26Yes. That's very, very good.
00:59:29Very good.
00:59:31And this word?
00:59:33What about that word?
00:59:47You can read on your own. That's incredible.
00:59:52What about the book next to it?
00:59:55What?
01:00:16I'm going for this. It's very, very...
01:00:19Easy.
01:00:22You want to write something?
01:00:26Sure.
01:00:28Anything at all?
01:00:30Yeah.
01:00:40F?
01:00:42O.
01:00:46O.
01:00:52F.
01:00:56Food.
01:00:58Food.
01:01:00Food. Yes.
01:01:02Food.
01:01:04Food.
01:01:06Yes. Food. Food. You want something to drink. Of course you want food.
01:01:16If you need anything else, just let me know.
01:01:19I will. Thank you.
01:01:21Morning, Professor. Morning.
01:01:23Professor, sorry for the disruption. I'm not going to need that much of your time.
01:01:27So you're a cop? Detective, actually.
01:01:29What's going on? You know this girl?
01:01:31Her name is Lenora Samuels. She's a student here.
01:01:34No. I've never seen her.
01:01:36Well, she attended Professor Walton's lecture yesterday afternoon.
01:01:39Now, a friend of hers said that she paid him a visit last night at the lab.
01:01:43She hasn't been seen or heard of since. Are you familiar with any of this?
01:01:47No. I haven't been to the lab since yesterday morning.
01:01:50The old man inside, does he have a habit of inviting young girls down to his office after hours?
01:01:57Not that I know of.
01:02:01I appreciate your time.
01:02:03If you hear or see anything, please let me know. Thank you.
01:02:07Excuse me, officer. Yes.
01:02:10Would you mind telling me what Professor Walton told you?
01:02:13Well, he invited her down to his office.
01:02:16Would you mind telling me what Professor Walton told you?
01:02:18Well, he invited her down to discuss an internship.
01:02:21They talked for a few minutes, then she left.
01:02:23That's it.
01:02:25So, if you hear anything...
01:02:28Thank you.
01:02:40What's going on, Professor?
01:02:42Just a misunderstanding.
01:02:44Poor girl. I certainly hope nothing has happened to her.
01:02:48Well, what was she even doing down here?
01:02:50And what is this internship? What are you talking about?
01:02:54The board has allowed me three undergraduate assistants.
01:02:59I offered one of the spots to Lenora, and she graciously accepted.
01:03:04Well, the board didn't notify me of this.
01:03:06Well, you do work for me. Naturally, the board would inform me first.
01:03:11Yes.
01:03:15Have you heard from Isaac lately?
01:03:17I haven't. Neither has any of his family.
01:03:23You were the last person to talk to him, weren't you?
01:03:27That sounds like an accusation.
01:03:30Just exactly what are you implying, Nyla?
01:03:37You tell me, Professor.
01:03:40Tell you? Tell you what?
01:03:43You're talking nonsense. Utter nonsense.
01:03:47It seems as though your headaches are getting worse.
01:03:50It's not so bad. They come, they go, they pass.
01:03:58Come here.
01:04:02I've been meaning to show you something.
01:04:06That's it. Closer.
01:04:09Closer.
01:04:11Do you remember that chest cavity you discovered?
01:04:15I found something intriguing that might interest you.
01:04:21Why don't you have a look for yourself?
01:04:27See for yourself.
01:04:34No. What?
01:04:36Don't be silly. Come back here. I have to go, Professor.
01:04:39Nyla, we have work to do.
01:04:41See you later tonight.
01:04:53Professor F.
01:04:56Missed you in class today.
01:04:58I had to leave for a few hours. Family emergency.
01:05:00I hope everything's okay.
01:05:02Yes. Everything's fine.
01:05:04What was your name again?
01:05:05William.
01:05:06William, right.
01:05:07I just wanted to tell you that, uh,
01:05:09what you said in class last week about wielding the hand of God,
01:05:13I just wanted to tell you how inspiring that was.
01:05:16Oh, thank you. I really appreciate that one.
01:05:18No, thank you.
01:05:19And it got me thinking about a lot of things.
01:05:22And I wanted to tell you that...
01:05:23Listen, I'm in a bit of a hurry.
01:05:25We can talk about this next week after class, all right?
01:05:30I gotta go to work.
01:05:32I just wanted to tell you that I read about your work in Switzerland.
01:05:39My what?
01:05:40Your work in Switzerland.
01:05:44You know, with Dr. Grunner?
01:05:46How did you hear about that?
01:05:49Well, if you dig deep enough, you can find anything.
01:05:54Is it true?
01:05:56About the experiments?
01:05:58Reanimating dead tissue?
01:06:00You listen to me right now, you little shit!
01:06:02You don't tell a soul about that, you hear me?
01:06:04You keep your goddamn mouth shut!
01:06:07Okay, I'm sorry.
01:06:11I just...
01:06:13I thought that maybe I could help you.
01:06:16Okay?
01:06:19Sorry.
01:06:28Okay.
01:06:40Nyla.
01:06:41Hey, wait up.
01:06:43What do you want?
01:06:44Look, I'm sorry. I know I fucked up.
01:06:47What, you're just gonna walk away?
01:06:50You know, Victor,
01:06:52I really thought you were different than most guys.
01:06:54I actually fell for it.
01:06:56Nyla.
01:06:57And you got what you wanted. Bravo.
01:06:59That is not true at all.
01:07:01I care about you, Nyla.
01:07:03I'm just involved in some things that I can't...
01:07:06I don't know how to...
01:07:08Victor, really.
01:07:09You don't have to stand here and try to explain yourself to me.
01:07:12Do what you have to do.
01:07:13Whatever is most important.
01:07:15Look, no hard feelings, okay?
01:07:16I'll see you around.
01:07:17Let me make it up to you.
01:07:19Just give me another chance.
01:07:22I don't want to lose you, Nyla.
01:07:25That stuff I told you about when I was a kid?
01:07:29I've never let anybody in like that.
01:07:32I can't even explain it.
01:07:34It's just that when I'm with you,
01:07:36I feel connected.
01:07:39Please, I have to see you again.
01:07:42Just give me a second chance.
01:07:45Victor.
01:07:49What's that on your hand?
01:07:50It's nothing.
01:07:53Jesus, is that a bite mark?
01:07:57Victor, where were you last night?
01:08:01Answer me.
01:08:02What aren't you telling me?
01:08:03I'm working on something, okay?
01:08:05Working on what?
01:08:07I can't tell you.
01:08:09You can't tell me.
01:08:10I will.
01:08:11I promise.
01:08:12As soon as the time is right.
01:08:14Please, you just have to trust me.
01:08:21Why are you looking at me like that?
01:08:24I have to go.
01:08:27Nyla!
01:08:51Nyla!
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01:12:18Tasty?
01:12:48Hey, you're eating too much too fast.
01:13:08Your digestive system can't handle that much food yet.
01:13:11Fine.
01:13:12Suit yourself.
01:13:13You're just going to get sick again.
01:13:44Give me that.
01:13:50Get away.
01:13:54Nylo!
01:13:56Nylo!
01:13:58Nylo!
01:14:00Nylo!
01:14:02Nylo!
01:14:04Nylo!
01:14:06Nylo!
01:14:08Nylo!
01:14:10Nylo!
01:14:12Stop, stop!
01:14:14Stop screaming!
01:14:17Let me go!
01:14:18Let me out of here!
01:14:19Calm down!
01:14:20Fuck, Nylo!
01:14:28Nylo!
01:14:33Nylo, please, stop.
01:14:35Please, just let me explain.
01:14:37You have to promise me you're not gonna scream.
01:14:48What did you do, Victor?
01:14:51What was that thing?
01:14:52I did it, Naila.
01:14:53Did what?
01:14:54That thing you saw down there, that living, breathing creature.
01:14:57I created it.
01:14:58I reanimated it from dead tissue.
01:15:02I gave it life.
01:15:04This can't be happening.
01:15:06Do you understand what I'm telling you?
01:15:09I've defeated the very thing that has plagued mankind since we first perceived our own mortality.
01:15:16I've cheated death.
01:15:19I don't know who you are.
01:15:21Don't say that.
01:15:23Stop looking at me like I'm insane.
01:15:25You are, Victor. You're just too blind to see it. Now let me go.
01:15:28Please, Naila, just calm down.
01:15:30Victor, I'm gonna scream.
01:15:33Victor, I'm gonna scream.
01:15:34Naila.
01:15:35If you don't want 50 people here in the next two seconds, then you better let me go right now.
01:15:42Naila, please.
01:15:44Just don't say anything.
01:16:02Naila.
01:16:32Naila.
01:17:02Naila.
01:17:337-8-5, I recognize you, I see you.
01:17:5749-27, call me when you're ready.
01:18:0049-47, go ahead.
01:18:3049-47, go ahead.
01:19:0049-47.
01:19:3049-47.
01:19:47Eric-27, copy.
01:20:018-1, clear.
01:20:0649-49, clear.
01:20:1835-3.
01:20:307-8-5, I recognize you, I see you.
01:20:34Dean, come in.
01:20:38Dean, where the fuck are you?
01:20:43Yeah, what do you want?
01:20:44You gotta get down.
01:20:47Dean, what do you want?
01:20:49You gotta get down.
01:21:17Dean.
01:21:20Naila.
01:21:22Really?
01:21:3622-8-3, western.
01:21:38Western.
01:21:40Western.
01:22:02We got it.
01:22:10We got it.
01:22:22Hello, doll.
01:22:30Carl.
01:22:40No.
01:23:10What do you want?
01:23:17What do you think?
01:23:19I want out of this rotting corpse.
01:23:24Your flesh will rejuvenate. It takes time.
01:23:27No.
01:23:29There is no time.
01:23:32If you transplanted my brain into this body,
01:23:37that means you can transfer it into another.
01:23:41I don't know what you want me to do.
01:23:43You're gonna find me another body tonight.
01:23:47A young, healthy body.
01:23:51Not one comprised of the dead.
01:23:56I can't do that.
01:23:58Well, you don't have a choice.
01:24:00I can't just kill someone!
01:24:03You killed me.
01:24:05You were threatening me!
01:24:07Well, I'm threatening you now.
01:24:12If you don't do this for me,
01:24:16you'll never see Naila again.
01:24:21Don't touch her.
01:24:23I'm gonna pay her a visit tonight.
01:24:27I'm gonna bring her to a place where no one will ever find her.
01:24:33Where no one will hear her screams.
01:24:40It stings, doesn't it?
01:24:43When you feel that.
01:24:45And that pain can be so much worse.
01:24:50Believe me, I can make you suffer more
01:24:55than you ever thought possible.
01:24:59Nay.
01:25:02Do this for me.
01:25:05Afterwards, I'll take you to her.
01:25:08And you'll never see me again.
01:25:10Carter! Please!
01:25:12Please!
01:25:15I'm not Carter.
01:25:18I'm just a monster.
01:25:23Let's see if you still have that address, huh?
01:25:29Yeah.
01:25:32Yeah.
01:25:34Still me, bro.
01:25:36I know just what it is.
01:25:41Son of a bitch, I'll fucking kill you!
01:25:46Sit tight, doc.
01:25:48I'll be back soon.
01:25:50Don't touch her, you hear me?
01:25:52Don't you touch her!
01:25:59Fuck off!
01:26:01Fuck off!
01:26:31Fuck.
01:27:01Oh, God.
01:27:32Shh.
01:27:46She's crying.
01:27:55Crap.
01:28:02Help! Help!
01:28:04Ah!
01:28:30Who is it?
01:28:34Hello?
01:28:39Who's there?
01:28:42Victor, is that you?
01:28:46If you don't answer right now, I'm calling the police!
01:28:58Victor, is that you?
01:29:04God, why won't you answer me?
01:29:16911 emergency.
01:29:18Yes, someone's trying to get into my house. Can you please send help?
01:29:20Okay, ma'am, just stay calm. What is your location?
01:29:222670 Stony Brook Lane.
01:29:24Sit tight, the police are on their way.
01:29:26Okay.
01:29:30Oh, my God.
01:29:33Ma'am, I need you to talk to them.
01:29:35They just got the power. I'm really scared.
01:29:37Everything's going to be okay, don't worry.
01:29:39Is the intruder in the house?
01:29:41I don't think so.
01:29:43But I don't know.
01:29:45Make sure all the doors are locked.
01:29:47Are there any other ways in the house? Basement? Backyard?
01:29:49No, everything's locked.
01:29:51Windows?
01:30:03Oh, my God.
01:30:19Hello, Professor.
01:30:21So nice to see you again.
01:30:23What do you want?
01:30:25You're so beautiful.
01:30:29Please stop, please.
01:30:31Shh.
01:30:33If you scream,
01:30:35I'll tear you to shreds.
01:30:43Look at me.
01:30:45No.
01:30:47Look at me.
01:30:49You see what he did to me?
01:30:55You're a loving mixture.
01:30:58Where is he?
01:31:00What have you done to him?
01:31:02Nothing yet.
01:31:06I need him to get me out of this body.
01:31:10And you're going to ensure
01:31:12that he does it.
01:31:16It's been so long
01:31:20since I've tasted a woman like you.
01:31:24Stop.
01:31:26Shh.
01:31:28We're leaving now.
01:31:30But first,
01:31:32I want you
01:31:34to give us a kiss.
01:31:36No, no.
01:31:38Stick out your tongue.
01:31:42I said stick out your fucking tongue
01:31:44or I'll rip it out of your throat.
01:31:50Yeah.
01:31:52That's it.
01:31:56No.
01:32:12No.
01:32:14No.
01:32:16No.
01:32:26CAR SQUEALS
01:32:29GROANING
01:32:40TAPE REEL WHIRS
01:32:48HEAVY BREATHING
01:32:52CHARGING
01:32:55Professor, why?
01:32:57You were right, Nyla. You were right.
01:33:02The curse is real.
01:33:06Usakara lives.
01:33:10And he wants you.
01:33:15He believes you're the sorceress who damned his soul for eternity.
01:33:22I hope you've had extensive training in the black arts.
01:33:29You're gonna need it.
01:33:52No!
01:34:23Help!
01:34:26Don't scream.
01:34:29Don't make even the slightest sound.
01:34:32He will kill you.
01:34:37I did as you asked. Here is the one you seek.
01:34:45In this chance, old frog, I have to leave Usara.
01:34:53What do you want?
01:34:55Break that spell and release his soul.
01:35:00I can't.
01:35:02I suggest you try. If you fail, his cruelty knows no bounds.
01:35:07Brother Wong, please help me.
01:35:09I'm sorry, Nyla. There's nothing I can do.
01:35:16No!
01:35:29What good is your magic and ancient spells now, Professor?
01:35:37Don't despair, my king.
01:35:40We shall find the one who will undo the spell.
01:35:52Isa!
01:35:55Isa!
01:36:19No!
01:36:26My lord, don't listen to her. She's a trap to ensnare you.
01:36:38You lying little bitch.
01:36:56That was a good try, my dear.
01:36:59Unfortunately, not good enough.
01:37:03Othelia.
01:37:06Othelia!
01:37:08Othelia!
01:37:25Othelia!
01:37:55Othelia!
01:38:25Othelia!
01:38:55Othelia!
01:39:26Victor!
01:39:31Victor!
01:39:33Nyla?
01:39:34Victor!
01:39:35Nyla, I'm over here!
01:39:37Victor!
01:39:38Nyla, Nyla, I'm over here!
01:39:40Oh, my God, Victor!
01:39:45Help me break his chain!
01:39:47No, get back!
01:39:48What? Where'd you get that?
01:39:49I said, get back!
01:39:56I'm so sorry.
01:39:59Look at me. I'm so, so sorry.
01:40:04Are you okay?
01:40:05Yes.
01:40:06Okay.
01:40:08It's gonna be okay, but we gotta get out of here now. Go!
01:40:26Oh!
01:40:29Holy shit.
01:40:34Come on, Victor, we have to get out of here.
01:40:56We are trapped in here.
01:41:11No! Victor!
01:41:25Nyla, run!
01:41:56Oh, God.
01:42:19What the fuck?
01:42:26No!
01:42:36Oh, my God.
01:42:42Victor.
01:42:55No!
01:43:25Oh, my God.
01:43:56Victor.
01:43:57Victor, you have to try to get up, okay?
01:43:59I'm right here. Let's try, okay?
01:44:02One, two, three!
01:44:12Victor, it's okay, it's okay.
01:44:14Just breathe, just breathe, okay?
01:44:16Take deep breaths, okay?
01:44:18Victor.
01:44:26Please bury me here, please.
01:44:28Don't make a hole right here.
01:44:30Victor.
01:44:55Motherfucker.
01:45:25Oh, my God.
01:45:56No.
01:45:58No.
01:46:00Nyla.
01:46:06You made this happen.
01:46:12You did this.
01:46:16Now I'm trapped in this body.
01:46:20Now I'm trapped in this body.
01:46:37No.
01:46:38No, no, no.
01:46:40No, please, don't, don't.
01:46:42You like this face?
01:46:45Just remember,
01:46:47he did this to you.
01:47:01No, please.
01:47:07Connor!
01:47:17Connor.
01:47:35Victor, come here.
01:47:40Victor, I can't.
01:47:42I want you to die.
01:47:44I came back for you.
01:47:46Stay with me, Victor.
01:47:48It's okay. Hope is gonna come.
01:47:51You're gonna have one hell of a story to tell.
01:47:54Shut up.
01:47:56Don't, don't talk.
01:47:58Don't talk.
01:48:04What?
01:48:07Jacket.
01:48:09The safe lock.
01:48:12No one was, no...
01:48:15You have to promise me you'll destroy it.
01:48:17I promise.
01:48:19I promise.
01:48:22It's okay.
01:48:28I love you, Nyla.
01:48:33I love you too, Victor.
01:48:45Victor.
01:48:47Victor?
01:48:51Victor!
01:48:53Victor.
01:48:58Victor.
01:49:05Victor.
01:49:15Victor.
01:49:45Victor.
01:50:15Victor.
01:50:45Victor.
01:51:16What?
01:51:18The subject is aggressive.
01:51:20He's only displaying primitive and animalistic behavior.
01:51:23I guess the transplant...
01:51:25What?
01:51:29What did you say?
01:51:37Tuesday, January 14th, 2013.
01:51:41My name is Victor Frankenstein.
01:51:44I'm about to embark on a journey of discovery...
01:51:49that will change the world forever.