The Phantom Carriage - A Journey Beyond Life and Death
David Holm:
You should take me to the hospital in your carriage as quickly as you can.
Georges:
No living soul rides in that carriage. By the time I arrive, it's too late for a doctor. You know full well that I am no longer among the living.
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The Phantom Carriage - A New Year's Prayer for Maturity
Georges:
You know, David, if I could send a message to mankind, I would send them a New Year's greeting. I would like them to dwell on a single New Year's prayer: Lord, please let my soul come to maturity before it is reaped.
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The Phantom Carriage - The Eternal Role of Death's Driver
Georges:
Though horse and carriage are always the same, the driver is not. The last soul to die each year - the one who passes over at the stroke of midnight - is destined to be Death's driver for the following year.
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The Phantom Carriage - Acceptance of Inevitable Duty
Georges:
There is no escape. He must perform his forlorn duty.
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The Phantom Carriage - The Burden of Serving Death's Carriage
Georges:
There is an old, old carriage... It is no ordinary driver who holds the reigns, for he's in the service of a strict master named Death. For him, a single night is as long as 100 years on Earth. Night and day he must carry out his master's business.
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The Phantom Carriage - The Burden of New Year's Eve
Georges:
Remember that it's New Year's Eve, the last day of the year! Whoever dies on this eve must drive Death's carriage.
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