Twins Of Evil Page #5

my lord.

We can be bought

for a few pieces of gold.

Now you're being insolent, girl.

- Greta.

- Silence, Dietrich!

You need to be taught a lesson.

- Don't you think so?

- Yes.

Then, we'll punish her together.

No!

My lord, I apologize.

If you'll permit me to leave.

Joachim.

You don't mind, do you,

if we... play with Gerta?

You are very beautiful.

For you, all pleasures

should be supreme.

And one supreme pleasure

is to take a human life.

For our pleasures we must pay.

Will you pay?

Anything.

Look. What do you see?

We are the undead.

Immortal.

No man can harm us unless

he bores a stake through our hearts

or beheads us.

No one is protected from us

unless they hold the hated cross.

You're a vampire.

Yes.

I can savor the most extreme

of Satan's delights.

I can feed on the blood

of a human victim.

- No. Not me.

- It is a test.

One who is dedicated

to the devil and his deeds

will not die by a vampire's bite,

but will become one of the undead.

A vampire.

The good and the innocent die!

Now...

Oh! No! No!

Another funeral pyre.

Another sacrifice.

They are frightened.

Is that an excuse for wanton cruelty?

Five people have been found dead.

Three others have disappeared.

And three young girls

have been burned at the stake!

Add those lives to the total.

Anton, I know how you feel.

No! You don't.

You think I'm just angry.

It's more than that.

I feel sick with fear

and revulsion against myself.

Anton.

Yes. Because I'm such a coward.

Oh, lngrid... how much longer

can decent people stand by

and watch this reign of terror

by Gustav Weil

and his religious friends?

But what can we do?

Oh, I know some of those poor girls

were innocent.

I'm sure they were, but...

Anyone poor, living alone,

and not a devoted member of the church.

Anyone young and pretty.

Because then their morals

are questionable.

But Gustav has young

and pretty nieces.

Under his protection.

It's probably just as well.

They have a great many admirers.

Frieda in particular.

Did you think I wouldn't notice, Anton?

I'm afraid it's rather obvious.

But why Frieda, though?

Maria seems much nicer to me.

Since one can hardly tell

the difference between them...

Oh, I can!

Maria is very nice,

probably much nicer than Frieda,

but Frieda has a kind

of fire inside her.

I can almost feel it burning

when I'm near to her.

And she has a strange,

mysterious quality.

Maria is like an open book,

while with Frieda one feels you could

go on learning about her forever.

I suppose it depends

on what there is to learn.

Still, it's a very romantic notion.

- The only trouble is...

- What?

If you want to court

Gustav Weil's niece,

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