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Hilde Dickhaut. Born October 20, 1858.

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Died of exsanguination August 17, 1889.

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No notes of interest.

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That wraps up today's job. 
Let's call it a night.

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Yes.

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Still, to think those two survived
 and went to England.

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Isn't it amazing how human history
 is built on things like this?

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You're making too big a deal of it, Sascha.
 It's just two humans going to England.

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Ah-ah-ah! That's where you're wrong, Ludger.

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Just think: an incredibly lethal new gas
 <i>and</i> the developer of that gas

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are both bound for England.

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What a perfect way to keep Germany in check!

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Ugh, here we go.

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They fought with swords and arrows 
until just a few centuries ago,

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but now they're making poisons 
that can kill hundreds with one drop.

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Human progress is amazing.

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What's more, there are minor geniuses 
like these all over the world.

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If just one of them upsets
 the world's balance,

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it might trigger a great war 
that will engulf the whole globe!

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That would be rotten.

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Personally, I'd rather have a world war
 than too much time on my hands.

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And I'd wager...

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...he feels the same way.

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I'm not that kind of freak, 
so I'd rather not be so busy.

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I quite agree.

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If that happened, we'd never 
get to leave work on time.

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Hi there. You've come a long way...

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William and Grell.

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Too long.

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Yoo-hoo! I've missed you to <i>death</i>!

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<b>Black Butler</b>

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<b>Emerald Witch Arc</b>

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A red coat, eh?

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You're as flashy as ever.

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But of course! I'm the only lady in the English 
branch's Collections Department, after all!

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Here's the handover documentation.

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I didn't anticipate being sent 
all the way to Germany on business.

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What a nuisance. The whole world 
seems primed for war these days.

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Well, even though I'm sad 
we missed Sebas-chan,

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I had fun on this little trip
 with you, Will—ouch!

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Speaking of war, how did that affair 
with the walking corpses turn out?

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It's still under investigation.

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I take it none have appeared 
here in Germany yet.

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Still, please contact the English branch 
with any information about the deserter.

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Now, if you'll excuse us.

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Toodles!

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Will, let's make a side trip to Baden-Baden!

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There have always been
 the occasional job deserters, I guess.

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What do you think makes them want to run 
from the Grim Reaper Staffing Association?

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Never thought about it.

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They might just be bored with their jobs,

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or they might have some special reason.

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Well, I suppose I can understand.

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We used to be human, after all.

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Humans who commit suicide are turned 
into grim reapers as punishment,

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then worked to the bone 
until the day we're forgiven,

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endlessly gazing at death like this.

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It's pretty depressing for us suicides
 to have to hear people

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regretting their deaths and 
thirsting for life day in and day out, huh?

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You don't look the least bit depressed.

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Yep, I'm having more fun now than I did 
when I was alive! Maybe it's my divine calling?

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Nothing divine about grim reapers.

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Welcome back, sir.

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You've certainly...

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made a lot of mischief.

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Heinrich, get a doctor.

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And draw a bath, too.

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Yes, sir.

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It's been a long time since I've seen you.

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Indeed it has, my friend!

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Who is this?

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This is Phantomhive's son.

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I knew it!

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It's an honour to meet you, Lord Phantomhive.

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I appreciate the hospitality.

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I can see your father in you.

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I apologize for my appearance.

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It's so big!

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This is one of several castles 
held by the Weizsäcker barony.

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I'm afraid it's rather small 
compared to the main castle,

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but please do make yourselves at home.

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Small?!

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You're a sheltered rich boy, huh?

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Says the pot to the kettle.

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Let's show our guests to their rooms.

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At once.

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Please bring the injured man this way.

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This way, please.

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We'll bring you fresh clothes right away.

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Heinrich, allow us to help as well.

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Thank you.

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The doctor will be here soon. 
Please hold on just a little longer.

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We're here, and Wolfram seems 
to have pulled through. That's a relief.

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Yes.

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This may sting a bit, but please bear with it.

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Pardon me, my lord.

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I wonder how much of this 
Her Majesty anticipated.

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Did she really send us here 
to investigate the mysterious deaths?

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Or did she expect us to find German 
military secrets when she gave those orders?

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Who knows? A queen's thoughts are 
beyond a mere butler's understanding.

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But one thing is clear:

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Germany's toxic gas and 
tank development is at a high level.

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That, and England has also 
acquired those same things.

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I believe the future 
will be very interesting.

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All right, close your eyes.

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Hmph. "Interesting" isn't the word.

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Truly, humans change at dizzying speed.

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And yet...

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You haven't grown any taller.
 Why is that, I wonder?

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I'll take none of that from you. 
<i>You</i> haven't changed in centuries.

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Undertaker?

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He was here recently.

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What?

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What was he doing in Germany?

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He said he had business in France
 and decided to stop by.

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I had no idea he was involved 
in the sinking of that luxury liner.

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France?

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Do you have any idea where he is?

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No, I don't.

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But...

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I haven't seen you in a long time, Diederich.

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Not since his funeral, I think.

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You don't come to England much anymore.

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Is that because the earl is gone?

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Or because your body is harder to mov—

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I couldn't hold it in!

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What the devil are you here for?!

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It's just that you've changed so <i>much</i>.

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Humans do change in 
such little time, don't they?

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You used to be so thin.

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Leave it out.

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We'll probably have to 
special order your coffin.

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Shall I measure you now, just in case?

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Not necessary.

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The earl would probably laugh
 if he could see you now.

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I don't even want to picture it.

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He did me a favour by dying fir—

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Poor thing. Burned down to his bones.

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No coming back from a death like that.

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Oh, but...

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There's still the <i>other</i> 
Earl Phantomhive, after all.

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He said "the other"?

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I paid it no mind at the time, 
since he always talks nonsense, but...

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Did he mean me?

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Or...

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Sir, dinner is ready. Shall I bring it in here?

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No, we'll move to the dining room.

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What will you lot do next?

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My job will be done once
I've handed Sullivan over to the Queen.

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We'll return to England as soon 
as the injured man can move.

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Ah, Ciel!

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I started without you, 
and everything is delicious.

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You should hurry up and eat, too.

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Seconds, please!

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R-Right away, yes!

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I fear she's not quite ready 
for tea with the Queen, my lord.

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I'm well aware.

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Then, we'll have to make sure she's strictly 
trained in ladylike manners once we get home.

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I look forward to the challenge.

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I'll entrust you with the task.

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Her Majesty is eagerly waiting, 
so make short work of it.

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Very good.

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His resilience is truly marvellous.

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He's strong. He'll be up and about in no time.

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Your name is Sebastian, yes?

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Why did you save me?

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My young master ordered me to.

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It was very irresponsible of you 
to decide your work was done,

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and leave us to mind her.

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Y-Young mistress, I...

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Say no more.

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I betrayed you first.

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That night, I jumped at their promise 
to show me the outside world,

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and I decided to leave the forest.

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I let my desires take over, 
and I was going to abandon you all.

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But you protected me anyway.

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Yes, I'm angry with you 
for deceiving me all this time.

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But I did something cruel, too.

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So...

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Let's say we're even.

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Young mistress...

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You... forgive me?

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Does this mean I can remain your butler?

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Yes. Let's stay together forever.

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Let's see the outside world
 together, Wolfram.

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Ja.

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They suit you!

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Just bear with it until we get to England, yes.

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We owe you, Diederich.

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You certainly do. Like father, like son.

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Next time, don't bring trouble to my door.

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"Next time"? So we're welcome to come again?

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D-Don't look at me like that.

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And don't come back. Good riddance to you.

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Junior.

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The times are about to change radically.

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Be careful.

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Same to you.

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So this is London!

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This is the capital of the land where 
"the sun never sets," ruled by Queen Victoria.

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Oi, you two.

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German is too conspicuous in Great Britain. 
Please speak English from now on.

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Right.

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What?

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The young mistress may manage, 
but I can hardly speak a word!

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Then, as much as possible, please.

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I'll give you close instruction 
once we're back at the manor.

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I imagine the Queen is impatient to see her.

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I'd like to introduce them in a week.

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A week? Isn't that a bit too soon?

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I know you can get her to pass muster 
by then. I'll leave the methods to you.

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Look! What's that?

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This is an order, Sebastian:

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Turn this unruly girl 
into a lady within one week.

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Yes, my lord.

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First things first: her attire.

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See you soon!

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Presentations to Her Majesty 
have a strict dress code.

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Let's commission her full court dress.

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Hello.

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Welcome to Hopkins.

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Their poses get no less strange.

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It's good to see you again. 
We'd like to order several items.

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I sense a beautiful boy has entered! 
Meg, Augusta, who is it?

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You have keen senses, Miss Hopkins.

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Oh!

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Goodness, my lord. How good it is to see you!

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You so rarely come to my establishment!

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I always admire the thoroughness 
with which you ignore me.

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And who might this lady be, my lord?

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A guest. I'll be taking her in for a while.

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Her wardrobe is bare, so I'd like 
some dresses for her. Off the rail is fine.

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Ah, yes, I can see this dress 
isn't made of proper summer fabric.

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And these colours are much too plain.
To say nothing of the poor workmanship.

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A stuffy, outdated man who thinks "women should 
be ladylike" clearly foisted his tastes on you.

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I was coping with a crisis.

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Pardon?

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These two need to be outfitted for 
her presentation to the Queen at a Drawing Room.

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Ordinarily, we would order the lady's
 full court dress from a couturiere,

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but may I venture to ask you 
for her costume along with his?

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A ridiculous question.

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A debutante's presentation... 
Cheeks rosy with nervous excitement...

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It's good. Too good!

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I have it! The fount of 
my imagination is overflowing!

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The rules state that a presentation dress
 should be pristine white.

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She'll need a long silk petticoat
 with plenty of lace.

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Perhaps embroidered satin for the train?

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We'll make her hair look festive 
with feathers and a veil.

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And an emerald or diamond accessory 
would be just the thing!

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Right! Step this way, please.

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Meg, Augusta, take that one's measurements.

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She remains very...

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...true to herself.

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Sorry about the mess, dear.

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I'm working on a large order 
for a choir right now.

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Now, what colours shall I pick 
for your everyday dresses?

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I have plenty of things to hand.

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I'd like to ask a favour.

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That should take care of the attire.

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A lady being presented must have 
her hair coiffed as befits the upper class.

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Fortunately, Fräulein Sullivan already has
 nice long hair, so it shouldn't be an issue.

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Next up—

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Here I am.

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Young mistress?!

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Ciel, you're finally home.

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I look forward to this!
