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Cohen. Then good. I was getting worried.
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How are you holding up?
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>> I'm fine mostly. Just focus on the task
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at hand. One thing at a time.
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>> Best you can do. I think
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>> you're very brave, Cohen.
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>> I mean it. Most people would have just
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crumbled under the weight you're
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>> I'd be glad to get some of it off my
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shoulders. The sooner the better,
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It used to be a peaceful place,
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I'm not sure what we'll encounter there.
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but it's not likely to be smooth
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I don't want to put you in danger.
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>> I can [music] take care of myself.
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>> So, what happened there?
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>> I'm not sure. It all played out after I
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All I know is soon after the plague, the
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entire place was enveloped in a thick
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fog. Day or night, sun or rain, it hangs
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over the convent like a shroud.
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No one has seen the sisters since. And
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the few who've tried are never heard of
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>> Doesn't bode well.
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>> No, it does not. So before we set out,
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make sure you're ready for anything.
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>> You never told [music] me why you left
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>> Why? Because you experimented with
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>> In short, [music] yes. I tried to keep
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it a secret, but the prior mother
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she threw me out, told me I'd end up
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burned at the stake if I ever came back.
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>> You're not telling me the whole truth.
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You like picking at scabs, don't you?
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>> I had a friend at the convent,
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>> It didn't end well.
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>> I don't think I'm ready to talk about
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>> So, this used to be an inn.
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>> Yes, the last stop before the convent.
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Used to be all hustle and bustle. People
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coming from afar. Some desperate, some
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Now it stands empty, far off the beaten
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track. I think I'll stay here for a
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while when we're done.
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>> Think I'm ready. [music]
