Da Vinci's Demons

Riario engages the Pope and a mysterious prisoner in a discussion concerning the count's defeat, while Leonardo searches for a rational explanation when an outbreak of demonic possession occurs at a convent, and the blame is placed on the Medicis.

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#2

Goodnight.

#3

Look down here on the left.

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- Why wasn't I consulted? - It was incidental.

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Only Da Vinci's guns will.

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- What has befallen this woman? - Demons, signor.

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Leonardo, they're beginning to putrefy.

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- Well, I'm not a child, Andrea. - Yet you pursue this folly

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The violence of her movements, her screeching,

#15

If we can speak anywhere freely, it's here, in our family chapel.

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and now a traitor in our midst.

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That's what's brought the Devil to our doorstep.

#20

Are you for God?

#21

Soon they may call me by other names.

#22

In my last letter to my family, I told them this:

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No, no, no,

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No. I know how he summons you.

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There is a conspirator in our court.

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- Our travels? - Forgive my indelicacy,

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- I know why you came. - Eternal Word of God made flesh.

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I think it is time to cleanse this dear soul as well.

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Matters of state obsess me.

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Many of the Sisters here do.

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enable us to see clearly what may previously have been hidden.

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a distinct sensation of being burned, as if by hellfire.

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Well, all you need to do is kiss the feet of Saint Anthony to prove me wrong.

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I think he's starting to respond.

#47

I now know a great many things, Cardinal.

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Show me now, Conti, or I'll think it's you with something to hide.

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