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Speaker 4: Visit. O Lord, we beseech thee dishabitation and creature of Thine,

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Speaker 4: and remove far away from him all the snails and

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Speaker 4: assaults of the devil. Let thy angels Michael, Raphael and

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Speaker 4: Gabriel dwell therein to preserve it in peace and from

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Speaker 4: all unclean spirits, And let thy blessing be always upon.

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Speaker 5: Us, God, save your soul.

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Speaker 1: Amen.

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Speaker 2: Now where were we?

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Speaker 1: Oh?

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Speaker 6: I think my great grandfather was about to stab a corpse?

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Speaker 2: I love story time? Uh are you okay?

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Speaker 6: Why do you ask? Is it because I'm finally getting

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Speaker 6: a bloody, first hand account of the depravity of.

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Speaker 2: My forebears and something like that?

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Speaker 6: No, this is It's not fun exactly, but I'm as fascinating.

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Speaker 2: Okay, good, I keep reading?

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Speaker 6: Where was I?

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Speaker 4: Okay?

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Speaker 6: Here? I watched as he bent low until he was

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Speaker 6: right above Nathaniel's prone form. I watched as he whispered

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Speaker 6: a quiet prayer over the boy as he slowly brought

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Speaker 6: the knife up, clasped the handle between both hands, looked

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Speaker 6: up at the blank, white autumn sky in search of

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Speaker 6: God's grace, took a deep breath and plunged the knife

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Speaker 6: deep into the sadder white boy's chest.

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Speaker 2: Jeez, yeah, that is so messed up.

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Speaker 6: Huh, keep going, Okay, I grew queasy, and I do

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Speaker 6: not believe that I was alone. Noah had gone quite pale.

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Speaker 2: And even Father Abbas seemed for a moment to doubt

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Speaker 2: his decision.

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Speaker 4: Our Father, go art in heaven hall. It would be

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Speaker 4: thy name, my kingdom. Come, I will be done on

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Speaker 4: earth as it is in heaven. And give us this

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Speaker 4: day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses.

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Speaker 2: He prayed feverishly, hissuffusing words to fortify his resolve, and

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Speaker 2: then with a final word amen, he began to feverishly

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Speaker 2: saw it the flesh until the bright red blood poured

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Speaker 2: from it. He paused to look to.

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Speaker 4: Noah ghost had a fire in the heart.

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Speaker 1: Yes, Father, voice.

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Speaker 2: With me, before redoubling his efforts. Finally, he finished his

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Speaker 2: terrible swing, looked up once more into the blank white sky,

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Speaker 2: and plunged his hand into the boy's chest, wincing and grimacing,

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Speaker 2: she proceeded to pull Nathaniel Satterwhite's heart from his body.

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Speaker 4: Demerius, give me a shawl, but.

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Speaker 2: I was frozen in place by terror.

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Speaker 4: Demerius, yes, sir, thank your daughter.

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Speaker 2: I handed it to him, the cold wind cutting through

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Speaker 2: my clothes, and watched as he carefully wrapped the slick

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Speaker 2: red heart. It was careful, loving, almost a tender moment

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Speaker 2: from a man not usually prone to tenderness.

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Speaker 4: Help me up, daughter, I apologize for the blood on

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Speaker 4: my hands. We will buy you a new shawl.

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Speaker 2: I left my modest strength to him, and somehow we

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Speaker 2: managed to extract him from the grave. Come and then

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Speaker 2: together we walked into the church building and into the

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Speaker 2: back conclave, where Noah had lit the fire, staring into

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Speaker 4: Won boys.

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Speaker 2: Father Abbys then fell the bloody package into the fire.

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Speaker 2: We watched silently as the flames licked at it, unsure

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Speaker 2: at first, before greedily laughing at it, eventually consuming it entirely.

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Speaker 2: We set that way for some time, mesomorised by the

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Speaker 2: cleansing fire and the horrible work which had preceded it.

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Speaker 4: We shall not speak a word of this to the congregation.

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Speaker 4: Noah with me, we must fail the grave immediately de matters.

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Speaker 4: It has been foul work to day, and I thank

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Speaker 4: you for your assistance. Go home and pray the Lord

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Speaker 4: will see fit to forgive us. We are doing his will.

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Speaker 2: It was strange to go about my duties that afternoon, washing, cooking,

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Speaker 2: knowing what I had witnessed. I felt like a spirit

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Speaker 2: haunting my own house, And as evenings set in, I

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Speaker 2: seen the last great horror boys to bed. Now. When

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Speaker 2: the men returned home, the air was tense in silence.

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Speaker 2: They washed their filthy hands in the basin and sat

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Speaker 2: stoically down to be served their supper. They ate in

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Speaker 2: the grim manner of men condemned to death. Father Josiah

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Speaker 2: staring into the fire as if he wished it to

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Speaker 2: pass the entire meal in silence, when finally Noah spoke.

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Speaker 1: Father, what is it? I feel a certain trepidation concerning

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Speaker 1: our actions. Go on, then, how did you come to

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Speaker 1: the conclusion that desecrating the saddle white boy's body was

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Speaker 4: Of action. I have been in contact with the childhood

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Speaker 4: friend and Providence. He too is a man of the cloth,

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Speaker 4: and has written extensively about vampirism.

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Speaker 2: Vamparison to Marius.

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Speaker 4: I did not wish to continue this conversation at De

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Speaker 4: Marius's presence.

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Speaker 1: She was witnessed to today's events. I believe it wise

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Speaker 1: for her to understand today's actions. I very much wish

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Speaker 1: to be enlightened as well.

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Speaker 4: We will not have this discussion in front up demerits.

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Speaker 2: I will answer.

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Speaker 7: Missus Abbess, Missus Harper, I apologize for disturbing you so

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Speaker 7: late in the evening. Is the Reverend here?

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Speaker 4: What is it, Missus Harbor.

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Speaker 7: Well, sir, it's it's mister Harber. He's come down with

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Speaker 7: the fever. I believe that's taken the others.

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Speaker 2: So there, Missus Harper, please come in.

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Speaker 1: I don't know what to do.

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Speaker 7: He tore apart my kitchen, tried to burn down the

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Speaker 7: house before my screams brought doctor Bright my aid.

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Speaker 4: Is the doctor still with him?

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Speaker 7: He gave mister Harper a sleeping draft, but said there

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Speaker 7: was little else he could do tonight.

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Speaker 4: Useless. Noah, grab your coat in my Bible and clean

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Speaker 4: under your nails. I'll go ahead with Missus Harber. We

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Speaker 4: more work to do tonight, come, Missus Harper.

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Speaker 1: Noah, he's no more capable than a witch.

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Speaker 2: Doctor.

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Speaker 1: Noah, I have to clean the grave dirt from my nails.

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Speaker 2: Yes, Love, your hands are clean.

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Speaker 1: Nothing in this town is clean. I must fall a father.

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Speaker 2: Husband. Please, what your father has left you may speak freely.

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Speaker 1: I will not trouble you with this.

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Speaker 2: Already troubled, Noah. You have sought my counsel before.

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Speaker 1: Noah, I I'm sorry, decide sh my love.

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Speaker 2: This is a terrible time, and terrible time sometimes call

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Speaker 2: for terrible actions. Yes, it is all terrible.

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Speaker 1: I apologize for losing my temper.

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Speaker 2: It is nothing.

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Speaker 4: I must follow father.

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Speaker 1: I fear our country doctor is not proving up to

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Speaker 1: the task. Bar the door after me.

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Speaker 2: September twenty ninth, eighteen seventeen. This last week has proven

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Speaker 2: to offer nothing but bloody work for the family. Each evening,

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Speaker 2: after the day's work was done, but before the sunset,

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Speaker 2: Father Josiah and Noah have slipped behind the church to

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Speaker 2: dig up a fresh corpse, hoping to catch culprits before

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Speaker 2: they are able to spread the infernal disease, only to

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Speaker 2: find later that another neighbor has fallen ill with the

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Speaker 2: blood sickness. Anyway, Doctor Bright attends now these rites, has

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Speaker 2: taken the ashes of burned hearts to make tinctures, which

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Speaker 2: he gives to new victims. But I don't know that

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Speaker 2: even he believes in his cures. Rumors abound, people claiming

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Speaker 2: to see the departed in the streets at night, hunting

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Speaker 2: for a fresh victim, livestock behaving strangely, watching with infernal

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Speaker 2: intensity as the farmers went about their daily work. Children

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Speaker 2: make up rhymes, and father Abbess has had a box

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Speaker 2: made in which he keeps his tools, tools that he

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Speaker 2: has kept hidden from the townsfolk as he continues his

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Speaker 2: secretive war against a devil he cannot seem to keep

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Speaker 2: pace with. One could indeed believe that creatures stalk the night.

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Speaker 2: The air is so thick with suspicion. However, the animals

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Speaker 2: have remained animals. The rhymes just rhymes. And as for

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Speaker 2: the dead stalking our people in the night, well I

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Speaker 2: have seen firsthand now that wasn't possible. A dozen bodies

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Speaker 2: now lay in the churchyard without hearts. They will not

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Speaker 2: trouble the living but the blood sickness is persistent and real,

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Speaker 2: and the father Josiah may have prevented the dead from

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Speaker 2: stalking the living, he cannot seem to stop with the

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Speaker 2: steady trickle of disease that permeates our village. Last night,

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Speaker 2: Noah came in late. I'm stumbling in the dark.

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Speaker 1: Noah, sh no, No, wife, do not let the l

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Speaker 1: whieh all is well, go back sleep de mars.

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Speaker 2: Noah, have you been drinking? Sh No? What's the matter?

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Speaker 2: What happened? Where's your father? Husband? To speak to me?

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Speaker 2: What's going on?

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Speaker 1: We were called back to the saddur White farm tonight.

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Speaker 1: The boy we buried and then desecrated his father has fallen.

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Speaker 2: Ill oh no, no, the poor family.

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Speaker 1: Yes, we were busy with another family and so did

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Speaker 1: not come right away, And when we did, the door

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Speaker 1: to the house was a jar when we arrived.

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Speaker 4: Hello, James is a sadd White.

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Speaker 1: A fire still burned low in the hearth. Supper was

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Speaker 1: laid on the table, untouched, despite the late as if

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Speaker 1: everyone had disappeared before. Given the chance to eat, it

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Speaker 1: would be understandable that James sadder White would not eat

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Speaker 1: the fill. But besides the dead child the family had

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Speaker 1: terribly amiss.

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Speaker 4: It was then.

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Speaker 1: I saw it on the floor, blood all across the

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Speaker 1: me Now we followed a trail of blood into the

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Speaker 1: bedroom to find a massacre. Oh, dear God in heaven.

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Speaker 1: It was Missus sadder White. She lay peacefully across the

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Speaker 1: When we approached the bed, we saw her face, her

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Speaker 1: skull caved in, her jaw crookedly hanging open, the one

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Speaker 1: eye left her staring horribly up into heaven. And then

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Speaker 1: the corner. They were just tossed there so carelessly, like

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Speaker 1: rag dolls. They James was nowhere to be found. We

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Speaker 1: searched half heartedly to be sure, perhaps hoping that we

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Speaker 1: wouldn't find him at all. But find him we did.

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Speaker 1: In the barn. It was the sound first I thought

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Speaker 1: of the grumblings of a dog busy at his supper

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Speaker 2: In the barn.

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Speaker 1: There, naked and huddled over a carcass, was James sad White,

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Speaker 1: a carcass. Doctor bright sadder White was pulling out and

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Speaker 1: eating his entrails, his skin shone, he was so completely

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Speaker 1: covered in blood, and on the ground beside him the

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Speaker 1: fireplace poker he had used in the murders of the

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Speaker 1: last of his family, and the poor doctor. He had

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Speaker 1: not yet noticed me. So busy was he with his meal,

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Speaker 1: and so I picked up a hammer on a nearby workbench.

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Speaker 1: I crept up behind him, and I brought it down

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Speaker 1: on the back of his skull. I'd have done it

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Speaker 1: again and again and again and again if Father hadn't

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Speaker 1: entered the barn at that moment and seen me standing there.

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Speaker 1: Poker raised, Nah, is he still breathing? I studied his

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Speaker 1: face as he stood thinking, gazing down at the murderer

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Speaker 1: who had once been James Saturway. And I stood there dumbly,

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Speaker 1: poker raised above my head, awaiting the word to finish

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Speaker 1: the bloody deed. But the word did not come.

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Speaker 4: Son, lower arms. Father, we are not murderers. Noah, find

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Speaker 4: me a length of rope, Father, a length of rope.

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Speaker 1: And so I did as I was bidden. We sat

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Speaker 1: him up, bound his hands and feet, and together we

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Speaker 4: Sh sh, good boy, We'll be free of this load

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Speaker 4: I want you to say final rights over the sadder,

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Speaker 1: Father, what is it we need assistance?

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Speaker 4: Are you not able to start a fire?

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Speaker 1: We need assistance with the spread of the blood fever.

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Speaker 4: Doctors could do nothing to prevent what happened here tonight.

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Speaker 1: None of the angels in heaven intervened on this night.

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Speaker 4: You had best tread lightly, My son bur in the house.

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Speaker 1: Should we not give them a Christian burial? Father?

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Speaker 4: The Lord will find them wherever they are.

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Speaker 2: Noah, but he would speak no more. That night I

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Speaker 2: I wondered what Father Josiah was thinking that night, watching

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Speaker 4: It is time, my friends, to bring to light the

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Speaker 4: The whispers are true. The devil walks among us here

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Speaker 8: What is this?

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Speaker 2: What has become of James? The family house has burned down,

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Speaker 4: James turned down a dark path, I am afraid to say,

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Speaker 4: and like many, he succumbed to the blood fever. But

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Speaker 5: He took the lives of his wife and daughters knowa,

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Speaker 4: He died a mere hour ago, cursing his God and

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Speaker 4: was an agent of Satan. The curfew has not been enough,

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Speaker 4: and prayer is a useful tool, but it is not

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Speaker 4: the only tool we have at our disposal. Henceforth, we

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Speaker 4: we will bind them and work exocisms as needed. It

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Speaker 4: has become clear that it is the bite of the

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Speaker 4: it is your moral responsibility to turn yourself in. And

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Speaker 4: The Church will do its best to reclaim those who

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Speaker 4: that will stave off the illness. We shall attempt to

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Speaker 4: use this remedy when available.

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Speaker 8: What is the meaning of this, Reverend Abbess, What have

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Speaker 2: It was Jerry Havoc who dismounted and marched into the crowd,

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Speaker 2: for Moses. I watched Father Abbess for a response. In

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Speaker 2: his eyes I saw something frightful, an intensity that I

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Speaker 8: Mister Havoc, this is butchery. What crime does this man

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Speaker 8: commit to ue him? Such a savage fate? And at

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Speaker 4: This man murdered his family. He was found eating the

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Speaker 4: to James. James murdered as a result of this blood fever,

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Speaker 8: And so you defiled his corpse and hung it up

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Speaker 4: I have done this to illustrate that all here have

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Speaker 8: Is that common enemy? Madness?

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Speaker 4: Reverend ow dare you?

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Speaker 8: What of medicine, of sound science? This is the sickness

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Speaker 8: of the flesh? Is it not with corporeal roots?

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Speaker 4: Why?

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Speaker 8: I am personal friends with Nathan Smith, who founded the

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Speaker 8: medical academy at Dartmouth. I'd wager he could help find

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Speaker 8: the real root of this.

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Speaker 4: This is a church matter, now, mister Havoc.

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Speaker 8: I do not doubt the ability of the church, sir,

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Speaker 8: but evidence suggests that its leader has lost its way.

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Speaker 4: The evidence suggests that this blood curse began when.

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Speaker 5: You first arrived, mister Abbock, how dare you, sir? And

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Speaker 5: I will make sure that if any further investigation on

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Speaker 2: These two men, Abbess and Havoc, stood face to face,

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Speaker 4: This is madness.

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Speaker 8: The reverend abbess will see this town burn.

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Speaker 2: And then he was gone, and with him all the

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Speaker 4: De Marius.

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Speaker 2: Father Josiah, I did not mean to intrude No, no.

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Speaker 4: No, no, dear, of course not. I am sorry that

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Speaker 4: Did he return home, yes, sir? And did he rest, Yes, sir,

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Speaker 4: he was asleep when I left. Return to the house

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Speaker 4: and rouse him, plice, and tell him to meet me

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Speaker 4: at the church. An ild wind blows, my dear.

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Speaker 2: Yes, sir, And with that he departed. I wish to

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Speaker 2: Over the previous days, all able bodied men not working

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Speaker 2: All I have witnessed the horror inside the sanctuary, the

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Speaker 2: if there was something, anything, that could be done. My Noah,

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Speaker 2: I wished I could relieve his pard demerius, he said,

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Speaker 2: He stepped between the two men holding the child down,

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Speaker 1: Forgive me, father, I thought, I thought the boy was dead.

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Speaker 1: I could not feel the blood pulsing. I I'm sorry

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Speaker 4: Remove your hands from your neck, Noah.

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Speaker 2: Noah did as he was told, revealing an angry red

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Speaker 4: All will be well, lad, We're in the hands of

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Speaker 4: the Father. Now de Marius take him home and wash

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Speaker 2: Please, yes, sir, come husband. And so we walked the

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Speaker 2: Woomby in our youth. We saw none of it. We

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Speaker 1: Demeros, come, darling, we.

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Speaker 2: Must get home. We must wash the wound before it

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Speaker 9: Demerius, no, please, please, no, we must hurry walk de

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Speaker 9: Marius no, no, no, I won't hear it.

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Speaker 1: I won't, Demerius, it is already done. You were going

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Speaker 1: to need to be brave. Now you're going to have

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Speaker 1: to take the boys and go far away.

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Speaker 2: But I cannot leave him. I cannot leave.

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Speaker 3: I will not.

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Speaker 2: Ah, I will see this to its end.

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Speaker 3: Havoctown was created by me Aaron Mankey. The show was

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Speaker 3: written and directed by Nicholas Takoski. This episode was edited

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Speaker 3: and sound designed by Rima El Kali and Jesse Funk,

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Speaker 3: starring Jewels State as Corene Avis, James Callus as Jerry Havoc,

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Speaker 3: Felicia Day as Sylvie, Harris Ray Wise as Josiah Abbas,

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Speaker 3: Crystal Lee as Demeris, Daniel Ernesto A known as Noah Abbas,

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Speaker 3: with additional voice acting from Summer rain Menkey, Sasha Hatfield,

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Speaker 3: Beverly Bremers, and Aaron Mankey. This season is directed by

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Speaker 3: Nicholas Tukoski, with assistant directors Sarah Klein and Jake Diamond,

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Speaker 3: casting by Sunday Bowling CSA and Meg Mormon CSA. Production

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Speaker 3: coordinator Wayna Calderon. Our theme song was created by Chris

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Speaker 3: Childs executive producers Aaron Mankey, Trevor Young, and Matt Frederick,

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Speaker 3: with supervising producer Rima Elkali and producers Nomes Griffin and

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Speaker 3: Jesse Funk. Havoctown is set in the Bridgewater Audio Universe,

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Speaker 3: which includes the hit fiction podcasts Bridgewater and Consumed. Learn

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