La maschera del demonio

Princess Asa Vajda:
You, too, can feel the joy and happiness of hating.

Princess Asa Vajda:
You will never escape my vengeance, or of Satan's! My revenge will seek you out, and with the blood of your sons, and of their sons, and their sons, I will continue to live forever! They will restore me to life you now rob from me!

[Andre expresses regret that he and superior, Dr. Kruvajan, will be late and miss the opening address at a medical conference in St. Petersburg]

Dr. Thomas Kruvajan:
My son, how long have you been a doctor?

Dr. Andre Gorobec:
Three years. I've been with you for two.

Dr. Thomas Kruvajan:
When you've been in this business as long as I have, you'll learn to take the speeches at all of these medical conferences with a grain of salt.

Dr. Thomas Kruvajan:
More than a thousand years of conflicts, hates and loves - all reduced to dust in these tombs. Nothing remains of the ancient princes of Vieda, but the dead shadows of their former glory. The history of ancient Moldavia is carved in these stones.

Dr. Thomas Kruvajan:
Andre! Come here! [wipes the glass window of a sarcrophagus]

Dr. Thomas Kruvajan:
This is the witch of the old legend! See this bronze mask? One was always placed over the face over a condemned witch, so she would wear for all eternity her true face: the face of Satan.

Dr. Andre Gorobec:
Why is there a window?

Dr. Thomas Kruvajan:
They feel that the witch might rise again, and maintain that a cross visible thru the glass will keep her nailed down forever.

Dr. Thomas Kruvajan:
You have no reason to fear the dead. They sleep very soundly.