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Speaker 1: MMMM. Hi. I'm Brett Wood, the writer and director of

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Speaker 1: The Seventh Daughter, and it's my pleasure to present the

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Speaker 1: first of three bonus episodes. In the first two of

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Speaker 1: these episodes, I'll be sharing scenes that got left on

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Speaker 1: the cutting room floor m M. Originally The Seventh Daughter

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Speaker 1: was designed to have thirteen episodes, but during the editing process,

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Speaker 1: we decided on a more streamlined structure for the show

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Speaker 1: to remove some of the digressions that tended to slow

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Speaker 1: down the linear action. Even though there was good reason

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Speaker 1: to remove them, I can't help but still miss some

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Speaker 1: of these detours because they sometimes provided historical detail as

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Speaker 1: well as some additional motivation for the character's actions. This

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Speaker 1: episode is recommended for those who have listened to the

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Speaker 1: entire series already and still have it somewhat fresh in

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Speaker 1: their minds. I'll present the scenes in chronological order and

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Speaker 1: briefly described the context in which they originally appeared. Now.

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Speaker 1: I don't think any of this will radically change the

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Speaker 1: dramatic effect of The Seventh Daughter, But for those super

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Speaker 1: fans who enjoyed briefly inhabiting the world of Rose, Pearl

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Speaker 1: and Corbeau, these return trips to steal city should be

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Speaker 1: a welcome treat. I'm not yet yet today that is

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Speaker 1: not McCauley, But I am giving you a gift that

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Speaker 1: is almos as valuable as life itself. I'm following a

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Speaker 1: demonstration of the wonder Child. I will reveal to you

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Speaker 1: the sauce of Amirs and give once more life your

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Speaker 1: full vigor and energy. We're floored, Troyo as it did

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Speaker 1: when you are? Are you to? Sixteen? Episode two, Lotus

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Speaker 1: Blood focuses on Pearl's preparation for performing a street corner

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Speaker 1: medicine show. I'll hang the torches, did you fill them

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Speaker 1: with gasoline? Yes? I did. Unpack the jars and line

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Speaker 1: them up across the front of the table, yes, ma'am,

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Speaker 1: just like last time. And make sure the two headed

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Speaker 1: calf and the tape worms are out front where people

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Speaker 1: can see them, yes, ma'am. And then hide out. Hide

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Speaker 1: out behind the banner, and change into your dress while

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Speaker 1: hours for the wagon. You need anything else? Did you

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Speaker 1: did you chalk the wheels? Yeah? You said you're going

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Speaker 1: to pay me a night for the rest, and I

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Speaker 1: will just give us a chance to work in the

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Speaker 1: longer version performs a second time after having been sugar

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Speaker 1: talked by the Pinkerton. Having grown overconfident in her skills

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Speaker 1: and distracted by the predatory man, she quickly loses control

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Speaker 1: of the performance. What do I odd between my arms now?

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Speaker 1: It's difficult to see. It's impossible to see calm because

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Speaker 1: it is invisible. It is priceless. Yet every man owns

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Speaker 1: his share. He can save it, he can spend it,

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Speaker 1: You can waste him. Just tell me bandor But he

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Speaker 1: can never get more than God has allowed him to have.

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Speaker 1: A rich man cannot buy it from the poor. The

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Speaker 1: poor cannot sell his share to another. Sometimes Pandora's vision

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Speaker 1: surprised as even me. I was order in a pocket watch.

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Speaker 1: But through the power of Lata's blood, she saw the

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Speaker 1: true essence of what the mex hachannical time peace represent. Amazing?

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Speaker 1: And what do I have in my hoard now, my dear?

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Speaker 1: A flower? A caronation from a gentleman's lapel. Yeah, what's

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Speaker 1: the concentrate, my dear, don't be distracted by the attention

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Speaker 1: of all these admirers. Tell me again what I all

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Speaker 1: did in my hand? Is it a walking stick? A

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Speaker 1: walking stick, but the silver cat. Apparently someone did not

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Speaker 1: kick a lot as blood this afternoon. Let's have a

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Speaker 1: fresh start. What do you have there? A newspaper? Yes,

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Speaker 1: let me hold that now, Pandora. Allow the image to

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Speaker 1: crystallize in your mind and tell me what I a

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Speaker 1: limmians is? Pandora? Is it? It is a pin from

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Speaker 1: the hat of the dark haired woman. I'm afraid, child.

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Speaker 1: What do you strike a child that away? Don't touch poll?

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Speaker 1: Could you allow that to happen? All you have to

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Speaker 1: where did you learn that awful dog one? I'm sorry

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Speaker 1: when I tell you, hey, you are you still interested

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Speaker 1: in this one? After that little performance? No saying hey,

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Speaker 1: give me a hundred dollars and she's yours? What fifty?

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Speaker 1: Take her off my hands? Give me fifty and you

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Speaker 1: not the woman I thought you were. And if you were,

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Speaker 1: and you're not anymore, I see you're around China Rose.

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Speaker 1: This scene of the Medicine Show Gone Wrong never really

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Speaker 1: removing the second Medicine show necessitated the removal of another scene,

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Speaker 1: one that I liked very much between Rose and Pearl

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Speaker 1: in the apartment after the show. How are we supposed

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Speaker 1: Know how much those specimen jars cost, not to mention

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Speaker 1: what goes in them. No, of course you don't, But

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Speaker 1: to get the freaks to put inside them. Not me, you,

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Speaker 1: I will. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Fix my pipe, destroy

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Speaker 1: us everything we worked for, and no chance of ever

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Speaker 1: accomplishing anything. God damn it. Hall Pearl here, lie back

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Speaker 1: and let me hold the pipe for you. You'll feel better.

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Speaker 1: I feel better. How am I supposed to feel better

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Speaker 1: when I'm being robbed and beaten all over again, over

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Speaker 1: and over again. M hmm. You can't win in this world,

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Speaker 1: They won't let you. It's okay. We'll find a way.

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Speaker 1: I'll work hard, I'll try my best. We'll survive somehow. No,

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Speaker 1: I'm sending you back where you belong, among the believers.

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Speaker 1: You're sending me back m first thing in the morning.

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Speaker 1: M hmm. This is no place for the likes of you.

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Speaker 1: I should have known. What about her act? You mean

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Speaker 1: At least a monkey can hold its tongue. So you'll

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Speaker 1: just find another girl, Yes, someone older, prettier, more mature,

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Speaker 1: someone whose mind hasn't been sullied. I won't go. You

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Speaker 1: can't make me, can't I No, you can't. I've wasted

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Speaker 1: so much time on you already. I'm sorry, pearl. You're

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Speaker 1: by a man ross. During the performance tonight, you said

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Speaker 1: you were spelling a different word. M hm m hmm.

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Speaker 1: What word did I say? You spelled a P O C. No,

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Speaker 1: at the end of that episode we find out that

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Speaker 1: the disastrous performance may not have been entirely Pearl's fault,

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Speaker 1: but sabotage Rose's way of keeping Pearl in line. But

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Speaker 1: Episode four, Asleep in the Deep is one of my favorites,

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Speaker 1: and a pretty big piece of it was removed before

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Speaker 1: the series was released. We began the episode after the

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Speaker 1: the light husbands, Sol cry prease all the salt bad.

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Speaker 1: the longer version we hear an entirely different origin story

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Speaker 1: false narrative within a larger fiction. Anyway, Kititon, it happened

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Speaker 1: three years ago when Pandora was in her eighth year.

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Speaker 1: Born to parents of wealth and means, she lacked nothing.

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Speaker 1: Heart are ross deep and kno deep. So we w

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Speaker 1: and yes that is Minca Wilts performing her own vocals.

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Speaker 1: I really hated to lose this next scene because it

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Speaker 1: having declined Albert von shrank Natzing's request to perform a

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Speaker 1: a second, Rose, Juels needs to speak to you. Fine,

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Speaker 1: one more, right, This one's really cool. You remember an

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Speaker 1: assured that we will hear more from Baxter. I hope

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