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| - The following is a detailed chronology on the events of the year 440, which succeeded 439 and preceded 441.
- Events of the year 440 AD
- El cuatrocientos cuarenta (440) es el número natural que sigue al 439 y precede al 441. Categoría:Números
- Richard ist geschockt, als er mitbekommt, dass ein tödliches Virus im Zentrum ausgebrochen ist. Hilflos muss er mit ansehen, wie Nadja unter den ersten Symptomen zusammenbricht. In diesem Moment vergisst Richard alle Angst und handelt nach seinem Herzen. Unterdessen zeigt auch Annette erste Symptome und wird wegen der Ansteckungsgefahr von den Anderen isoliert. Diana lässt sich nicht davon abbringen, ihrer besten Freundin in dieser schweren Stunde beizustehen. Und auch Ingo will Annette nicht alleine lassen: Er trotzt allen Gefahren und sucht nach einem Weg, um unbemerkt in das unter Quarantäne stehende Zentrum zu gelangen. Oliver muss sich gegen schwere Vorwürfe behaupten: Der Leiter der Seuchenbekämpfung unterstellt ihm, die verseuchte Blutprobe nicht sachgerecht gelagert zu haben. Olive
- Ben Stokes is sitting in the drawing room of the Old House when Barnabas enters. Barnabas accuses Ben of drinking, and then tells him that if he is to continue working for him, he must stop moralizing about his actions. Barnabas then tells Ben to go into town, to the docks, and find his cane that he dropped. Ben wonders if he will find a body with the cane, but Barnabas assures him he won't.
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| - The following is a detailed chronology on the events of the year 440, which succeeded 439 and preceded 441.
- Ben Stokes is sitting in the drawing room of the Old House when Barnabas enters. Barnabas accuses Ben of drinking, and then tells him that if he is to continue working for him, he must stop moralizing about his actions. Barnabas then tells Ben to go into town, to the docks, and find his cane that he dropped. Ben wonders if he will find a body with the cane, but Barnabas assures him he won't. Barnabas tells Ben he was with a woman on the docks, a woman new to town and who didn't know who he was. When Barnabas mentions the name Maude Browning, Ben tells Barnabas he knows her, and that she lives in a room above the feed store. Barnabas emphasizes that Ben must find the cane, and if it isn't on the docks, to search Maude's room, but make sure she is not there when he does. Barnabas will stay at the Old House, and make sure the Reverend Trask is occupied. After Ben leaves, Barnabas blows out a candle, and at the same time, the candle in Trask's room, by which he is reading, goes out. Trask gets a lit candle from the mantle and uses it to relight the candle on his reading table, but as soon as it is lit, both candles go out. Trask then hears laughter, and thinks it is the Devil himself. There is a knock at the door. It is Nathan Forbes, and Trask lets him in, and is able to relight both candles. Trask tells Nathan that he sent for him because he is concerned the witch will try to get revenge on him for his testimony. Nathan assures Trask he isn't worried because he doesn't believe in witches. Trask tells Nathan about the spirits that visited him the previous night and about the disembodied hand that grew and grew until all he could see was the ring. When Trask describes the ring, Nathan tells him that the ring does not belong to the Devil, but to Barnabas Collins. As Trask and Nathan are talking, Trask again sees the disembodied hand on the mantle behind Nathan. When Trask points to it and tells Nathan to look, the hand disappears, and Nathan does not see it. Trask then starts to hear Barnabas' taunting voice, but Nathan does not hear it. Nathan suggests to Trask that he not remain in the room that night, but Trask refuses to leave. He will confront the Devil, and tells Nathan to leave, which he does. Alone, Trask tells the voice he is ready, to which the voice answers, "to die!" Ben searches Maude's room for the cane, convinced she would not take the cane to the Constable. While he is in the room, Nathan knocks on the door. Ben remains quiet until Nathan walks away. Ben then quietly leaves the room, not realizing Nathan is watching him leave. Barnabas is waiting at the Old House for Ben's return. Ben tells him he searched the docks and Maude's room, but could not find the cane. Maude herself was at the Eagle, but she was so drunk, her description of her attacker was not accurate. Meanwhile, Nathan follows Ben to the Old House and sees Barnabas through the window. Barnabas decides to go into town, but Ben tries unsuccessfully to dissuade him. Barnabas must find the cane. Nathan escorts Maude back to her room and tells her to keep the door and the windows locked. There is a coach leaving at 8:00 in the morning, and Nathan tells her she should be on it. After Nathan leaves, Maude sees a bat hovering outside her window. Maude begins to pack her case, but Barnabas appears in her room. He demands to know where the cane is, and asks if she has taken it to the police. Maude denies doing that but admits that someone has it. Barnabas starts to strangle her while she screams for help. Trask returns to his room after a walk, determined to show the witch that she cannot frighten him. When he enters his room and lights a candle, he finds the body of Maude on his bed.
- Events of the year 440 AD
- Richard ist geschockt, als er mitbekommt, dass ein tödliches Virus im Zentrum ausgebrochen ist. Hilflos muss er mit ansehen, wie Nadja unter den ersten Symptomen zusammenbricht. In diesem Moment vergisst Richard alle Angst und handelt nach seinem Herzen. Unterdessen zeigt auch Annette erste Symptome und wird wegen der Ansteckungsgefahr von den Anderen isoliert. Diana lässt sich nicht davon abbringen, ihrer besten Freundin in dieser schweren Stunde beizustehen. Und auch Ingo will Annette nicht alleine lassen: Er trotzt allen Gefahren und sucht nach einem Weg, um unbemerkt in das unter Quarantäne stehende Zentrum zu gelangen. Oliver muss sich gegen schwere Vorwürfe behaupten: Der Leiter der Seuchenbekämpfung unterstellt ihm, die verseuchte Blutprobe nicht sachgerecht gelagert zu haben. Oliver kann sich das Verschwinden der Blutprobe allerdings nicht erklären...
- El cuatrocientos cuarenta (440) es el número natural que sigue al 439 y precede al 441. Categoría:Números
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