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Dracula: Totally cease the slave trade? I find that unrealistic. Slavery has merit, I believe.
Mamuwalde: Merit? You find merit in barbarity?
Dracula: Barbarous from the standpoint of the slave, perhaps. Intriguing and delightful from mine. I would willingly pay for so beautiful an addition to my household as your delicious wife.
Mamuwalde: Sir, are you ill?
Dracula: Oh, I meant no insult, Prince. It is a compliment for a man of my station to look with desire on one of your color
Mamuwalde: Merit? You find merit in barbarity?
Dracula: Barbarous from the standpoint of the slave, perhaps. Intriguing and delightful from mine. I would willingly pay for so beautiful an addition to my household as your delicious wife.
Mamuwalde: Sir, are you ill?
Dracula: Oh, I meant no insult, Prince. It is a compliment for a man of my station to look with desire on one of your color
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To totally cease the slave trade I find that unrealistic
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Slavery has merit I believe
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Merit
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You find merit in barbarity
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Barbarous from the standpoint of the slave perhaps
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Intriguing and delightful from mine
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I would pay for so beautiful an addition to my household as your delicious wife
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Sir are you ill
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Oh I meant no insult prince
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It is a compliment for a man of my station
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to look with desire on one of your colour
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Movie Summary
An ancient African prince, turned into a vampire by Dracula himself, finds himself in modern Los Angeles.
