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- Youssef, go get help. - Yes, professor.
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Second of June.
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Egyptologist Pierre Desfontaines makes an unusual discovery,
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a tomb over three thousand years old.
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Containing an untouched sarcophagus.
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June ninth, we board the Sirius, with the sarcophagus and the mummy.
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The expedition is over. We sail for Marseilles.
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Final destination: the Louvre Museum.
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June thirteenth.
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Desfontaines told me about the discovery of the mummy inside the sarcophagus.
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June fourteenth.
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The Egyptologist walks in his sleep most every night.
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The crew is terrified.
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lt's as if they're in the grips of a strange virus.
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Hallucinations, fits of madness,
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suicides.
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June fifteenth.
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l decide to come out of my cabin.
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l'm the last survivor aboard.
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Professor Desfontaines?
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My God. Desfontaines.
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Louvre Museum
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lt was found in a forgotten store room of the old Louvre during the renovation.
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New Kingdom, surely. Rameses period.
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lt's truly remarkable.
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According to the files, the sarcophagus was sent here in nineteen thirty-five, by a certain Pierre Desfontaines,
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an in-house Egyptologist.
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This kind of vault is that of a... a lowly functionary,
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but take a look at these inscriptions. The kind only royalty would get.
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And, even stranger, his name and his face have been erased.
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Open it.
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The bandages are intact but there's not one jewel, not one amulet.
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lt's not possible.
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- Perhaps they just forgot. - lmpossible.
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l'm telling you. For the Egyptians, these objects were necessary for the journey to the afterlife.
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That grayish spot there, what is that?
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Looks like metal to me.
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Well l'm glad we have new equipment.
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l don't know that painting.
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Oh, the Mona Lisa, you never heard of it.
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What the hell is that? Felix. Felix. Call central.
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Oh Christ!
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What is this shit?
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Something in the electrical system.
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Watch out, the gate!
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Call Miss Spencer about the hieroglyphics.
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- Souvenir picture of the Louvre? - No. l'm the director.
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Now... You just call Miss Spencer.
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At the British, right sure.
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Uh, Amanda? That it?
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Glenda Spencer.
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Hey! What the hell? What is this
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