Town Creek

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Narrator:
In the early '30s, Adolf Hitler and his inner circle became obsessed with the occult, believing that the black arts were key to their plan for world domination. Nazi agents travelled the globe in search of ancient Nordic relics known as rune stones. They believed if they harnessed the power of these stones, nothing could stop the march of the Master Race. The symbols inscribed in these stones were said to describe the path... to immortality.

Richard Wirth:
The whole world will speak German in a matter of years.

Richard Wirth:
Did you know... our Viking ancestors discovered this land? Columbus was, of course, a fraud.

Mrs. Wollner:
We should have asked more questions.

Otto Wollner:
We can ask in the morning.

Mrs. Wollner:
I mean, weeks ago.

Richard Wirth:
Those who came before rule the blood. And when you rule the blood, death is no longer the end.

Evan Marshall:
If I could go back there and switch places with him... I would in a minute.

Victor Marshall:
[to Evan] I need your help tonight. I need your help. No questions.

Victor Marshall:
No one's to know I'm back till this is done.

Victor Marshall:
You want out of this, you tell me now before it's too late. You do this with me, nothing will ever be the same. You'll never be the same. You ought to know that. It wouldn't be right if I didn't tell you that. It's your call.

Evan Marshall:
Let's go.

Evan Marshall:
We searched every inch of ground within 10 miles of here.

Victor Marshall:
Well, you missed me.

Evan Marshall:
You didn't say anything about a family.

Victor Marshall:
You want to worry about a family, worry about ours.

Evan Marshall:
You got to give me some kind of reason.

Victor Marshall:
[takes up the shirt, revealing his horribly disfigured back] I'm the reason.

Victor Marshall:
You want to get sympathetic, Evan? Don't shoot someone in the stomach. It hurts like hell, and it takes too long to die.

Liese Wollner:
This is his doing. Time doesn't touch us.

Evan Marshall:
You're lying.

Liese Wollner:
I've been 17 longer than you've been alive.

Victor Marshall:
All those times you asked me what I did in the war - what it was like...

Evan Marshall:
Don't throw that goddamn war at me. I said I was gonna enlist. You signed up behind my back. And I had to stay here and take care of Dad every day and have him tell me how you're his f***ing hero!

Otto Wollner:
Your bullets won't hurt him! Run!

Liese Wollner:
We had him contained until you came here. The next time he kills, it'll be on your conscience, not mine.

Victor Marshall:
I'm gonna kill you.

Richard Wirth:
No. You're going to feed me.

Richard Wirth:
[to Victor] Your reward for helping me - you get to see your brother die.

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Liese Wollner:
Don't hate us.