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Madeline: Driver, who were those men we saw?
Coach Driver: They are not men, madame. They are dead bodies!
Share thisNeil Parker: I kissed her as she lay there in the coffin; and her lips were cold.
Share thisDr. Bruner: Your driver believed he saw dead men... walking.
Share thisCharles Beaumont: I thought that beauty alone would satisfy. But the soul is gone. I can't bear those empty, staring eyes.
Share thisCharles Beaumont: You must bring her back!
Legendre: Aren't you a trifle afraid, monsieur? How do you suppose those eyes will regard you when the brain is able to understand?
Charles Beaumont: Better to see hatred in them than that dreadful emptiness.
Share thisNeil Parker: Not dead? Are you mad? I saw her die. The doctor signed the certificate. I saw them bury her.
Dr. Bruner: Now wait a minute, wait a minute, I'm not mad. But I've lived in these islands for a good many years. And I've seen things with my eyes that made me think I was crazy. There's superstition in Haiti that the natives brought here from Africa. Some can be traced back as far as ancient Egypt. And beyong that yet in the countries that was old when Egypt was young.
Share thisNeil Parker: Surely you don't think she's alive, in the hands of natives. Oh no! Better dead than that.
Share thisDr. Bruner: Before we get through with this thing we may uncover sins that even the devil would be ashamed of.
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