Gallery 4
![]() Meanwhile, Jules is having a brain pinchy |
![]() duly recorded by the Encryptor thingy |
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![]() and supervised by Count Gregory himselves |
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![]() when Arago, who just happened to be walking down the street next to where Jules was being held drops in and says ... |
![]() Bad Count! |
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![]() Don't tell the bad man anything, Jules, while |
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![]() Rebecca saws away at her ropes |
![]() and dives through the control room window |
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![]() and rips out the Encryptor thingy |
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![]() Meanwhile at the game, Phileas is about to lose |
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![]() Nope, I lose - you get the Aurora and Passepartout |
![]() OK? |
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![]() Phileas is whimsically philosophical in his smile |
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![]() Passepartout is whimsically pleased as he realizes the Baron threw the game |
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![]() And so as the Aurora lifts off into the night |
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![]() the Baron nods farewell and then joins |
![]() Queen Vicky and the PM who planned the whole shebang to ensure that they could call upon Phileas whenever they needed him |
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![]() As another mysterious airship flies over Paris |
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![]() Rebecca emerges from unconsciousness and an empty warehouse, thinking on the trivial work she just accomplished for Chatsworth |
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![]() Back at Jules' garret, that looks a lot better in the daylight |
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![]() What happened? |
![]() I can't tell you now, but I'll be back in the final episode of the season to be more enigmatic |
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board the airship Aurora,![]() Good dirigible, thinks Phileas |
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![]() Bad waistcoat, thinks Passepartout |
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![]() Pretty dirigible, thinks Aurora |