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Gallery 3
![]() I think you don't really need my help, but maybe your mysterious English friend does |
![]() No, don't say that! Why don't you go to the library? Nice place, the library. |
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![]() First Rebecca goes to Jules apartment to look around |
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![]() while Arago secretly watches her |
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![]() Under the sinister Paris sky |
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![]() the weird inventor is trying out his brain machine |
![]() on a poor extra |
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![]() Ms. Fogg knows I'm here? Then I'll have to send someone to take care of her. |
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![]() So as Rebecca works in the library |
![]() in comes an assassin |
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![]() but is foiled by the chandelier-swinging bookcase-tipping cat-suited Rebecca |
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![]() For the first time in the series, Jules walks down a dark alley, only to be waylaid by the wicked blonde and captured by the bad guys |
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![]() Meanwhile Rebecca goes to have a few |
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![]() crunches in sensitive regions with the law prof |
![]() and an attractive close-up of her eyes |
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![]() before she forces him to take her to his leader, who promptly kidnaps them both |
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![]() The card game continues |
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![]() as does Phileas' flashbacks |
![]() of brother Erasmus falling off a cliff to his death |
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![]() and of his confrontation with Sir Boniface |
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![]() Phileas decides to lose it all |
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![]() Born to be angsty |
![]() Born to be enigmatic |
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![]() They each decide to bet their houses |
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![]() with Passepartout thrown in as part of the Baron's house |
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![]() Oooo, Angsty Phileas |
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