Beauty and the Beast
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LabyrinthsEpisode Number: 30 Season Num: 2 First Aired: Friday January 20, 1989 Prod Code: 030 |
Jay Acovone does not appear in this episode.
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First outsider permitted to leave the tunnels without the status of Helper, bound only by Catherine's trust.
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Vincent: Catherine, I come on an urgent mission. The children insist that you come Below tonight to Father's chamber.
Catherine: Really? What is the occasion?
Vincent: Something of a miracle.
Catherine: Tell me.
Vincent: This year, there were several children in the music classes who we felt were not ready to perform at the Winterfest. Some were simply too inexperienced, but others failed to show a true committment to the music. I think that in order to prove to all of us that we were in grave error, these children have joined together to form their own Concert Society.
Catherine: Sounds wonderful.
Vincent: Their recital is tonight. They say you must be there.
Catherine: Well then, I would not miss it.
Vincent: You hold a special place in their hearts.
Catherine: They are like a part of my family.
Vincent: (beat) Until tonight.
Catherine: (at the recital) They are really good.
Vincent: We offered to help but they refused. They were so determined.
Catherine: Just look at their faces. They know they have done it.
Vincent: Yes, they have succeeded in humbling their elders.
Catherine: Besides the music, what can be sweeter?
Vincent: You know children
Catherine: I used to be one once.
Vincent: Yes, but you remember.
Catherine: More and more.
Catherine: (after Brian is found Below) I don't know how I could have been so careless.
Vincent: (at council) Perhaps, instead of concealing the truth from this boy, we should tell him who we are and how we live.
Mouse: Maybe let him stay.
Catherine: (at council) I think this boy has a good heart and a conscience. If he understands that people's lives depend on him keeping the secret, I believe he can be trusted.
Elderly man: My crime was that I grew old. You see, in the world Above people don't want to look at me, an old man, this unpleasant reminder of their future. I was to be cast away, hidden from the eyes of the young, who want to believe they'll live forever. In the world Above I lived too long. But here, Below, I've not lived long enough. So why am I here? To make memories, so that the last moments of my life may be as full of warmth and love as the very first moments of my life.
Mary: Home. Children. I help the children grow. I nurse them when they are sick. Teach them. I love all of them as if each one was my own. I lost my own. To lose a child is to lose everything. It was here that I found family again. The children are safe here. This is our safe place. I tell them it will be here for them always.
Pascal: Trust. Continuity. A tradition of work and honor passed won from my father to me: a system of communication, a way in which we can always be connected. I continue what he began so many years ago, so that those who come after will remember him long after I am gone. I was born here. This is my birthright and my legacy.
William: My life Above was filled with disappointments and failures. Nothing good ever happened until I found this home beneath the city. I do what I do best, I cook. Feed people, and they appreciate me.
Daniel: It's a new beginning. A chance.
Brooke: Hope.
Mouse: I help everyone, and everyone helps me. I go. They miss me. I come back. They're glad. Never alone. Before, I was no one. Now, I am me. I am Mouse.
Geoffery: When my mother died, I went to the orphanage and people would come to adopt us. We would all ine up and I would smile as they came by, hoping they would choose me. But they never did. But everyone wants me here. I don't cry anymore. I got chosen.
Father: When I left the world Above, I was disillusioned, heartbroken. I had lost my faith. Here, it was that I learned to listen to my heart and heal my wounds. Here, I learned to believe again. Hopes and dreams created this fragile world. Pride and vigilence maintain it, and it survives only because it is separate and apart. It is a refuge, where the disillusioned regain their vision, where the lost become found. Where each one of us can explore the best of our being, the best of what it means to be...human and to be alive.
Vincent: My very existence lies here within these tunnels. It is my salvation. I could not exist elsewhere. Without this place there is nothing for me. You must never, as long as you live, reveal what you have seen tonight. To do so would mean the end of life for all of us, and the end of our world. You bear the weight of a great responsibility, but it is also a great privilege. You will always have a safe place here should you need it. Now, you must go back to the world Above and carry our secret with you forever, in silence.
Catherine: (to Brian) Our secret is now in your hands. Please keep it safe for us.
Mouse: We have rules here too. Break the rules, get in trouble. I know.
Mouse: Hard to keep secrets. First time is hardest. Gets easier. Gets better.
Vincent: (of Brian's father) His life must be in great torment.
Brian: And so is mine.
Vincent: Do you remember a time when all was right with your family and you could feel their love for each other?
Brian: Yes
Vincent: Try to imagine the sorrow and terror for having lost that.
Brian: There is nothing I can do about that.
Vincent: There is. Understand him. Forgive him. Love him. There is great strength in that, but to do those things you have to go back and face him. You have to be braver than you have ever been before.
Brian: I know, but part of me just wishes I could stay here.
Vincent: This is not a place to hide. It is a safe place to gain strength. You carry that now with in you. Hold it close deep inside yourself.
Vincent: (to Brian) Your heart led you here. Let it show you the way when you go home.
Catherine: He will keep the secret.
Vincent: There will be times when his strength is tested.
Catherine: Some secrets give us strength.
Vincent: Yes, and comfort.
Catherine: I know what Brian was looking for when he followed me down. It was the same thing I looked for, for so many years.
Vincent: What Catherine?
Catherine: A family.
Vincent: You find family...wherever people love each other. (edit)
Catherine: Really? What is the occasion?
Vincent: Something of a miracle.
Catherine: Tell me.
Vincent: This year, there were several children in the music classes who we felt were not ready to perform at the Winterfest. Some were simply too inexperienced, but others failed to show a true committment to the music. I think that in order to prove to all of us that we were in grave error, these children have joined together to form their own Concert Society.
Catherine: Sounds wonderful.
Vincent: Their recital is tonight. They say you must be there.
Catherine: Well then, I would not miss it.
Vincent: You hold a special place in their hearts.
Catherine: They are like a part of my family.
Vincent: (beat) Until tonight.
Catherine: (at the recital) They are really good.
Vincent: We offered to help but they refused. They were so determined.
Catherine: Just look at their faces. They know they have done it.
Vincent: Yes, they have succeeded in humbling their elders.
Catherine: Besides the music, what can be sweeter?
Vincent: You know children
Catherine: I used to be one once.
Vincent: Yes, but you remember.
Catherine: More and more.
Catherine: (after Brian is found Below) I don't know how I could have been so careless.
Vincent: (at council) Perhaps, instead of concealing the truth from this boy, we should tell him who we are and how we live.
Mouse: Maybe let him stay.
Catherine: (at council) I think this boy has a good heart and a conscience. If he understands that people's lives depend on him keeping the secret, I believe he can be trusted.
Elderly man: My crime was that I grew old. You see, in the world Above people don't want to look at me, an old man, this unpleasant reminder of their future. I was to be cast away, hidden from the eyes of the young, who want to believe they'll live forever. In the world Above I lived too long. But here, Below, I've not lived long enough. So why am I here? To make memories, so that the last moments of my life may be as full of warmth and love as the very first moments of my life.
Mary: Home. Children. I help the children grow. I nurse them when they are sick. Teach them. I love all of them as if each one was my own. I lost my own. To lose a child is to lose everything. It was here that I found family again. The children are safe here. This is our safe place. I tell them it will be here for them always.
Pascal: Trust. Continuity. A tradition of work and honor passed won from my father to me: a system of communication, a way in which we can always be connected. I continue what he began so many years ago, so that those who come after will remember him long after I am gone. I was born here. This is my birthright and my legacy.
William: My life Above was filled with disappointments and failures. Nothing good ever happened until I found this home beneath the city. I do what I do best, I cook. Feed people, and they appreciate me.
Daniel: It's a new beginning. A chance.
Brooke: Hope.
Mouse: I help everyone, and everyone helps me. I go. They miss me. I come back. They're glad. Never alone. Before, I was no one. Now, I am me. I am Mouse.
Geoffery: When my mother died, I went to the orphanage and people would come to adopt us. We would all ine up and I would smile as they came by, hoping they would choose me. But they never did. But everyone wants me here. I don't cry anymore. I got chosen.
Father: When I left the world Above, I was disillusioned, heartbroken. I had lost my faith. Here, it was that I learned to listen to my heart and heal my wounds. Here, I learned to believe again. Hopes and dreams created this fragile world. Pride and vigilence maintain it, and it survives only because it is separate and apart. It is a refuge, where the disillusioned regain their vision, where the lost become found. Where each one of us can explore the best of our being, the best of what it means to be...human and to be alive.
Vincent: My very existence lies here within these tunnels. It is my salvation. I could not exist elsewhere. Without this place there is nothing for me. You must never, as long as you live, reveal what you have seen tonight. To do so would mean the end of life for all of us, and the end of our world. You bear the weight of a great responsibility, but it is also a great privilege. You will always have a safe place here should you need it. Now, you must go back to the world Above and carry our secret with you forever, in silence.
Catherine: (to Brian) Our secret is now in your hands. Please keep it safe for us.
Mouse: We have rules here too. Break the rules, get in trouble. I know.
Mouse: Hard to keep secrets. First time is hardest. Gets easier. Gets better.
Vincent: (of Brian's father) His life must be in great torment.
Brian: And so is mine.
Vincent: Do you remember a time when all was right with your family and you could feel their love for each other?
Brian: Yes
Vincent: Try to imagine the sorrow and terror for having lost that.
Brian: There is nothing I can do about that.
Vincent: There is. Understand him. Forgive him. Love him. There is great strength in that, but to do those things you have to go back and face him. You have to be braver than you have ever been before.
Brian: I know, but part of me just wishes I could stay here.
Vincent: This is not a place to hide. It is a safe place to gain strength. You carry that now with in you. Hold it close deep inside yourself.
Vincent: (to Brian) Your heart led you here. Let it show you the way when you go home.
Catherine: He will keep the secret.
Vincent: There will be times when his strength is tested.
Catherine: Some secrets give us strength.
Vincent: Yes, and comfort.
Catherine: I know what Brian was looking for when he followed me down. It was the same thing I looked for, for so many years.
Vincent: What Catherine?
Catherine: A family.
Vincent: You find family...wherever people love each other. (edit)
The old man who is talking to Brian about the tunnels in this episode, is the same man who talked to Stephen Bass in the episode "Down To A Sunless Sea."
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