Blade: Trinity
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"We"?
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Yeah, we.
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He's come back.
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Take a look at this.
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You gotta be kidding me.
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Where'd you guys
get this stuff?

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I stole most of it.
Danica had a huge collection.

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You got stonework, ironwork,
weaponry, art.

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It's this stuff that shows up everywhere.
This symbol, this glyph--

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It's on everything in here.
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He is real.
You dig beneath all the-- the myths,

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all the layers of bullshit that have cluttered
our culture for the last 500 years,

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and eventually
you're gonna strike the truth.

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So the movies are true.
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The movies are just a comforting
fairy tale compared to the real deal.

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Bram Stoker-- he wrote a good yarn,
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but the events that he described
back in 1897--

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God. That was just a tiny piece
of the mosaic.

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The real Dracula-- his origins
date back much, much earlier than that.

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How early?
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Try six or seven thousand years.
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This is a piece of his armor.
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With it, we were able to extrapolate a
basic idea of what this fucker looked like.

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Check this out.
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Dracula's only one
of the names he's gone by.

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The Babylonians worshipped him
as Dagon, and now they call him Drake.

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If you believe in the legends,
he was born in ancient Sumeria.

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Nobody really knows the specifics
of his origin, but we do know this.

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He was the first of his kind.
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The patriarch of hominus nocturna.
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He was born perfect.
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And just like the great white shark,
this guy has never had to evolve.

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Forget the movies, forget the books.
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There's no happy ending with this guy.
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He's been there,
moving behind the scenes,

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cutting a bloody fucking path
through the ages, until suddenly...

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...just like that...
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...he up and disappeared.
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And then we heard a rumor.
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The vampires were searching for him.
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Some say he'd been sleeping
through the ages,

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that he'd retreated from a world
he'd become disgusted with.


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