Gankutusuou [Ani-Kraze v/s KAA]
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[ani-kraze]
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Moccoletti!
Get your moccoletti!\NHow 'bout a moccoletto!
Moccoletti anyone?
Franz!
Franz?
Franz!
Franz
Why, hello, Marquise!
Ah, it's you, Marchioness!
When did you\narrive on Luna?
When did you arrive on Luna?
I made a loop around the inner planets.\NI arrived only yesterday.
Just yesterday, after visiting the inner planets.
I see. You arrived just in time\Nto catch the end of Carnival.
Is that so?
And by the way...\NWho is this?
You barely made it to the carnival.
Ma'am!
By the way,
My traveling companion,\Nas well as my best friend.
who is this?
Ah, me?
My traveling companion and an unrivaled friend.
Viscount Albert de Morcerf.
Viscount Albert de Morcerf.
Pleased to make your acquaintance,
I am pleased to make your\nacquaintance, Madame.
Madame.
My...
My, my.
You're the son\nof General Morcerf.
You are the General de Morcerfs son?
Well, well...
I see.
Is this your first time on Luna?\NI suggest you enjoy yourself, then.
Is this your first time on Luna?
This is a city where all your desires can\Nbe fulfilled, no matter what they may be.
If so, then you must enjoy your stay.
Apparently, he styles\nhimself a count.
Here, you can indulge in any pleasure you desire.
But I'm not so sure.
He's apparently a self-ascribed Count.
Regardless, Luna's high society has been abuzz\nwith rumors about him this past month.
But I wonder...
There are some who say that he's a nouveau riche\nwho made his fortune on the frontier,
StilL he has been the talk of Luna's social circles this past month.
or that he's an alien\nfrom outer space,
Rumor has it, he's either a\Nnouveau riche struck gold in a remote area
or even that he's a monster\Nin human form, or a vampire.
or an alien from outer space.
That might be going\na little far...
They even say he is a monstrous person or a vampire.
Excuse me, but what\nis he called?
Now that's an exaggeration.
What is his name?
Excuse me,
but what is he called?
I mean, what is his name?
The Count of Monte Cristo.
The Count of Monte Cristo.
"Death is certain, its hour uncertain."
"Death is certain,\nits hour uncertain."
Are you sure you didn't dream it?
Are you sure you weren't dreaming or\nsomething? Daydreaming or whatever?
Maybe you were out of it.
Get serious.\NThis proves\nthat it was real.
Idiot.
And?
This is proof.
I'm gonna use it to make his acquaintance.\NTo meet the Count.
So?
Are you crazy?\NIt's a huge hassle.
So I'll get to know him!
Don't do it. You have no idea\Nwho this guy really is.
The count!
Are you insane?
What a bother.
Don't do it.
He's weird.
You think so?
You think so?
Yeah I do.
Sure I do!
Excuse me, Excellency
Begging monsieur's pardon,
but you must be the Viscount de Morcerf, from room 405.
but are you Viscount Morcerf from room 405?
E-Er...yes,
Y-Yes.\NYes, that's me.
that would be me.
I have a message from my master,\Nthe Count of Monte Cristo.
My master,
Well? What do\nyou think?
the Count of Monte Cristo,
What do I think\nof what?
sends a message.
Why would he want to talk to\Ntwo\ncomplete strangers like us?
What do you think?
His note said that he wanted to establish friendly relations with\Nfellow aristocrats who were staying in the same hotel, didn't it?
What do you mean,
What a coincidence...
what do I think?
I'm not so sure.
Why'd he invite us when he doesn't even know us?
There you go again.\NYou're such a worrywart.
It said in the message that he wanted to be friendly
At least stay and have\ndinner with the man.
because we are fellow aristocrats\Nwith the same accommodations, right?
I have some doubts about whether\nthis guy is even a real aristocrat.
It's a coincidence, isn't it?
This is Luna, remember?\NHe's almost certainly a con—
I wonder about that.
How do you do, messieurs.\NI am called\nthe Count of Monte Cristo.
Not that again.
You worry too much.
At least come to dinner with me.
You don't even know whether he's a real aristocrat or not.
This is Luna.
In any case, he is most definitely a frau—
It is a pleasure to meet you.
I am the Count of Monte Cristo.
Thank you for coming.
Thank you for coming.
Oh, that just won't do.
Come now,\nthis won't do.
You have come all this way to Luna,
When a man has come all the way to Luna,\nhe simply must try these dishes.
so you should at least try this.
Are you sure?\NWe're the only ones\nwho are eating.
Is it okay that we're the only ones eating?
You haven't touched anything\Nall through dinner.
You haven't eaten anything at all.
Please, you needn't concern\Nyourselves about me.
Please don t mind me.
Just as journeys traveled alone are dull,\ndaily meals eaten alone have no flavor.
I knew no one on my travels.
For me, speaking with guests as I am now\nis the greatest feast I could wish for.
Daily meals are bland when eaten alone.
Please, help yourselves.
For me,
Incidentally, what did you\nthink of the opera today?
the finest feast is one at which I can converse with my guests.
Speaking for myself, I don't\Nnormally see operas very often,
Now, please help yourselves.
but I couldn't help being\ndrawn into the story!
By the way,
Oh, I see.
how did you enjoy today's opera?
So, Monsieur Albert, are you saying\nthat you have someone...
I...
...whom you pine away for,\njust as in the play?
usually don't watch opera...
No, of course not!
But I found myself unwittingly drawn into the story.
Come on, 'fess up.
I see.
Eugénie and I were chosen\Nfor each other by our parents.
Perhaps, like in the play,
I've never been in love like\Nthe\nmain character of that opera.
Albert has someone with whom he is infatuated?
It's the same with everything\nelse in my life.
No, not at all!
Something that I can\nlose myself in.
C'mon, cough it up.
Something that will grab\Nmy\nheart and never let go.
Eugenie...
I set out on this journey\nto find that something.
is someone my parents decided on.
Why are you trying to make it\nsound so noble?
Besides,
As I recall, the goal of this little quest had\nmore to do with what's below your waist.
I've never fallen in love the way that opera singer has.
Franz! Cut it out!
It's the same for everything else as well.
Oh, youth is\na wonderful thing.
Something that will captivate me...
Endless possibilities.
Something that will grab soul and not let go...
Hopes.
I
And ardent passion.
set off on my journey to find just that.
Count, have you ever been\nin love like that?
What're you putting on airs for?
I have.
Your goals are all directed below the waist—
What sort of woman\nwas she?
Franz, stop it!
Hey! Don't be rude!
Youth is a wonderful thing, is it not?
To be honest, I, too, once had\Nfeelings for a certain woman.
All kinds of imaginable possibilities,
As well as dreams of a future\nwith this woman.
hope,
and intense passion!
Have you experienced such a love, Count?
Indeed.
What kind of person was she?
Hey, don't be so rude.
I, too,
loved a lady once.
I also dreamt dreams for her sake.
However...
However...
none of those dreams
...all of them ended as nothing\nmore than dreams.
were ever realized.
In short, those dreams\nwere only dreams.
The dreams...
And in those dreams' stead\Nstands the man that I have become.
were only dreams.
Bertuccio!\NCoffee for our guests.
That was all.
At once.
And in their stead,
I thank you for the honor\Nof your company tonight.
There is me as I am now
Not at all, sir!\NThe honor was ours!
Bertuccio!
What say you?
Coffee for the two gentlemen.
I would like you to join me for luncheon\non my balcony tomorrow?
Yes, Excellency.
Really?\NWe'd be honored to—
I thank you sincerely for your company tonight.
We're terribly sorry, Count.
Not at all!
We appreciate your kind offer,\Nbut we couldn't possibly accept.
We should be thanking you.
Luna's public executions\Nare the highlight of Carnival.
How about this?
The festivities reach their peak\nas the blood of\Nheinous criminals washes away\nthe crowd's sins.
I would like to have lunch with the\Ntwo of you on the balcony tomorrow.
One cannot speak of experiencing Luna's\NCarnival without having seen this spectacle.
Really?
Is that not so,\NMonsieur Albert?
Why, we'd be—
Yes, sir.\NYou're exactly right, Count!
We're very sorry, Count.
In that case, I shall await you here\nin this room again tomorrow.
We appreciate your hospitality, but we cannot.
Pleasant dreams\nto both of you.
The highlight of Luna carnival
Hey!
is the public execution.
As the blood of nefarious criminals washes away sin,
the festival reaches its zenith.
One cannot say one has experienced Luna's carnival until one sees this.
Don't you agree,
Yes!
saw Count!
Ifs as you say, Count!
Then, I shall be waiting for in this room tomorrow.
I wish you pleasant dreams.
Hey.
Albert!
Albert!
What?
Yeah?
What's wrong with you?
What's the matter?\NYou don't look so good.
You don't look so well.
It was cold.
His hand
His hand... was as cold as ice.
was just
It was like a\ncorpse's hand...
really cold.
Who are today's condemned?
As if it belonged to a corpse...
One is a man who committed\Nmurder\nout of poverty.
What is the entertainment for today?
One is a man who committed\Nmurder\nover a love affair.
One committed murder because of poverty,
And the third is a man who slaughtered\Nan entire family to steal their possessions.
the other committed murder as a result of love,
All three are heinous criminals\Nwho are beyond forgiveness.
and yet another killed an entire family in order to steal.
I did it to feed my family!\NI had to!
Each of these sinners has committed an unforgivable, grave crime.
My beloved wife and child,\nplease forgive me!
I had no choice
Please, spare me...
I had to feed my family!
Stop that!\NStop it at once!
Ah, my beloved wife and children!
My Lord Cardinal!\NI didn't murder anyone!
please forqive me!
My rival framed me!
My Lord Cardinal!
I'm... innocent!
I didn't kill anyone!
Please, undo\nthese chains!
I was framed!
You have to\nbelieve me!
I am innocent!
I bet they're just saying anything\nthat might earn them a reprieve.
Please let me go!
I...\NI didn't do it!
Please believe me!
I didn't do anything!
I'm sure they're only saying that to beg for their lives.
You moron!\NShut your trap!
I...
I'm sick of you and\nyour damn whining!
I didn't do it!
As for me, I killed\nten people!
I didn't!
Women and children,\NI killed 'em all!
Idiot!
How's that?!\NLive it up,\nyou bastards!
Shut up!
C'mon! I wanna see some more\Nhappy faces out there!
Stop that sniveling;
Today's card is\nmost entertaining.
Listen up!
What say you?
I killed ten people!
Why don't we have a bit of sport\nwith this?
I killed both women and children!
A sideshow to the execution,\nas it were.
How's that?
I have here\na single letter.
Rejoice, bastards!
It is a letter of pardon that was\Ngiven to me by the Cardinal.
Take that!
How in the world did you\Nget something like that?
Rejoice, damn you!
Unfortunately, I have but\nthis one letter of pardon.
Today's cards are interesting indeed.
To make the choice\nan impartial one,
How about
...I have written the initials of one of\nthe condemned men on each card.
we play a game?
Now, please choose\none of them.
Let us call this the sideshow to the execution.
Come now, it's nothing more\nthan a little game.
Here is a letter.
Just a minute, Count!
It is a reprieve
If that's the case, shouldn't we hear\nwhat they have to say first?!
from the Cardinal.
My good Monsieur Franz,\nwe are not judges.
How did you get something like that?
Regardless of what we do,\nthey are going to die.
There is, unfortunately,
I merely suggest that we make use\nof that fact in order to enjoy ourselves.
only one reprieve.
At this moment, we have in our hands the\npower to offer the hand of salvation to them.
Why don't we choose fairly?
Why do you hesitate to make\Nuse of that power to do good?
I wrote the three men's initials on these cards.
Yes, it almost feels as if one\Nhas become God, does it not?
Now,
What are you thinking?!
please choose one of them.
You're using people's lives\nas a game?!
Come, now.
You're crazy!
It is just a game.
Come on, let's go.\NAlbert!
Wait a minute, Count!
A game?\NYes, it is a game.
In that case, shouldn't we—
Our own lives are pieces that are toyed with\nas part of someone else's game.
Shouldn't we listen to what they have to say?
Has it ever seemed\nthat way to you?
My dear Franz, we are not judges
I wouldn't know.
Either way,
Let's go!\NCome on!
they will all die eventually.
I was of the opinion that you and\NI would be friends, Monsieur Albert.
We are merely taking advantage of\Nthat fact in order to enjoy ourselves.
This is most disappointing.
Right now,
You set out on your journey\Nin order to find something.
we have obtained the power to save someone's life.
To find and grab hold of a new you.\NThrough the exertion of your own will.
Why do you
Come on, Albert,\nlet's go!
hesitate to exercise that power of Good?
Albert!
Yes
I-I'll... do it!
Is it not as though we have become God?
Don't do it!\NYou'll be sorry you did!
What the hell are you thinking?!
It's just a game.\NIsn't it, Count?
Using human lives in a game like this!
No! No!
You're mad!
Let's go back, Albert!
A game?
Yes, it is a game.
Our own lives
are being toyed with in someone else's game.
Have you never felt that to be the case?
I do not understand.
Come on let's go back.
And I had thought that Albert and I would get along so well...
I am disappointed.
You went on a journey to find something.
To seek out a new self...
through your own will.
Let's go, Albert!
Let's go. Albert!
Albert!!!
I-I'll...
do this!
Don't
You'll regret it!
It's just a game, right
Count?
I'm going to die!
Albert...
Albert...
I'm going to die!!!
No!
I'm going to die!!!
Albert!
Albert!!!
A pardon has been issued\nby the Cardinal!
There's been a reprieve from the Cardinal!
The condemned man\nwho is to be pardoned is...
The one to be pardoned:
...Rocca Briori, also known as Peppino!
Peppino, otherwise known as Rocca Briori.
How do ya\nlike that?!
Take that!
Thank you!\NThanks oh so much!
Thank you, thank you!
Long live His Excellency\nthe Cardinal!
Long live the Cardinal!
Monsieur Albert, you have\ndone a good deed.
Albert,
Truly a good deed.
you've done a good thing.
Now, the show\nis beginning.
A truly good thing.
Kill him! Kill him!
Now, the show is beginning.
Kill him! Kill him!
You must not avert your eyes, Albert.
You mustn't look away,\NMonsieur Albert.
No matter what.
Not for an instant.
Do not hold back,
Kill! Kill! Kill!
Baptistin!
Don't hold back, Baptistin.
My apologies, Excellency.
Please forgive me.
My revenge...
My vengeance...
has already begun.
...is now set in motion.
Hey,
Hey, let's go to a cafe or something\Nto clear our heads.
let's go cheer up at the cafe.
Or how about hitting\nthe red-light district?
lefs go cheer up at the cafe.
Oh, right. I forgot. Sorry about that.\NYou hate that sort of thing, don't you?
Want to go check out the display windows?
I guess there's always\nthe casino...
Oh right, sorry.
Please, don't talk to me\nabout gambling!
You don't like that sort of thing.
What's gotten into you?
Then, how about going to a casino—
You were the one who was dying\Nto see it in the first place.
No gambling!
And then you let the Count\ntalk you into...
Whafs with your attitude?
I know that!
You were the one who said, "Let's go see!" in the first place.
I know that!\NI know all that!
And then,
"I brought this on my own head, and that's\Nwhy I'm angry! I'm angry at myself!" Right?
you were manipulated by that Count—
You're always fussing\nover me!
I know...
Are you my girlfriend?\NAre you my mother?!
I know, dammit!
Are you?
It was my own decision
I'm going back to the hotel\Nto get ready for the ball.
"And that's why I'm angry... at myself!
And you?
Is that it?
You alone?
You always look out for me too much!
Tonight is the last night of Carnival.\NYou shouldn't be alone on a night like this.
Are you my girlfriend?
I want to be alone.\NToday was the worst day of my life.
My mother?!
Well?!
I'll go back and prepare for the balk
What are you going to do?
You're alone?
Tonight is the last night of the carnival,
yet you're by yourself.
I wanted to be alone.
Today was...
the worst day of my life.
Albert...
Albert...
Oh, please
Hey, don't be\nin such a rush...
Don't be so impatient.
Are you going to come?
Let's go, shall we?
A passing fling on Luna.\NIt was a trap set by bandits.
A passing romance on Luna
Moment by moment,\Nthe hour\nof death approaches.
is a bandit's trap.
Next time on Gankutsuou,\NThe Count of Monte Cristo, act 2:,
Death approaches by the minute.
"Until the Sun Rises Over the Moon".
The next episode of Cankutsuou:
Bide your time,\nand hold out hope!
Act 2: Until the Sun Rises on the Moon.
Wait
and hope!