0:16

john i'm ,

0:18

with the third part of our story called

0:20

the duel in all series

0:23

that dutch hotel hotel

0:25

sure to catch up with our earlier our

0:29

in brief the jewels has now been fooled

0:32

and the kids masih and yogi

0:34

must return to their parents

0:42

it's hard to believe that the twin

0:44

brothers had wanted to kill one another just

0:47

half an hour earlier they

0:49

, laughing and joking and

0:51

slapping each other on the back meanwhile

0:54

mr cooper in the hotel staff were setting

0:57

out to table by the side of the serpentine

0:59

with us serpentine starts white linen

1:01

silver cutlery and pulse and place

1:04

me

1:09

like each other now their

1:12

, like this said

1:14

mr lucas my brother levi's

1:17

very happy to be alive and

1:19

alive am very happy not

1:21

to have killed him no

1:24

no no no don't believe

1:26

him is , other

1:28

way round lukas

1:31

is happy to be alive and alive

1:33

am happy not to have killed him

1:35

implicitly they you

1:38

, know messed up

1:40

ah yes

1:43

replied the brothers in unison only

1:46

don't believe him he is just

1:48

as head of those songs not

1:52

don't believe my brother songs

1:54

am a marksman he's

1:57

sad himself he does too

1:59

much

1:59

the didn't buy guns a like and had a very

2:02

sad i yeah

2:04

he did not know who to believe

2:07

that mr cooper setting quietly

2:09

it is clear that they

2:11

are both very happy to be allies

2:13

i hope they will appreciate their good fortune

2:16

from now on

2:16

what about my

2:19

c

2:20

she

2:23

meant his daughter from both the

2:25

brothers had lust and he would

2:27

run off

2:27

in my i'm a little

2:29

nervous said mystically

2:31

thought but there is more to that story than

2:34

meets the eye

2:35

mr cooper return to work taking

2:38

a champagne bottle out as the ice bucket

2:40

hoping the coke and pouring the bubbly

2:43

winds of the brothers

2:46

they took their places at the table on the riverbank

2:49

raise our glasses he said

2:50

you know which

2:54

, into

2:57

next time i put a bullet in

2:59

you you filthy stones

3:01

at all added , levi

3:04

looking into his brothers i sat

3:07

hell very friendly

3:08

said you know

3:12

kufa

3:13

said mr levi's be

3:15

so good at sutil assume you'll said

3:17

daughter is too muddy

3:20

neither of us know who

3:23

, a lovely devils i

3:25

hope is richer than we are

3:27

by i'm not privy to have

3:29

plans i am

3:31

merely relieved that my daughter

3:34

has not been the cause of cause tragedy

3:37

mr cooper knew about his daughters turns

3:40

the recently keeping it a tight secret

3:43

as around eight am when everyone return

3:45

to the hotel news

3:47

of the guests who knew about the to will

3:50

waiting anxiously for the result

3:52

what is up with you aid

3:54

that mr lucas to the doormen

3:57

you look like you've seen a ghost

4:00

i'm glad that you're both looking so well

4:02

today

4:04

replied edward indeed

4:06

i have never felt better

4:09

apart from slight of ringing in

4:11

the ears it's almost as if somebody

4:14

fight a pistol close to

4:16

my head

4:17

hawking or which

4:19

to remember to bring the pistols

4:21

with you cooper

4:23

yeah of course

4:25

look hello made his pay pretty

4:28

price for them i'm

4:30

in a safe will if you don't

4:32

mind saw that letter from

4:34

your said daughter with them

4:37

they will be my men to of an unusual

4:39

morning certainly sir

4:41

when they went inside yogi

4:43

says

4:44

i know where they say sees it's

4:47

town in assess my dad wanted

4:49

to open a spook find a key

4:51

so he doesn't know what's inside

4:55

it might be gold pounds

4:56

we don't have any

4:58

gold bars but

5:01

we do keep some important documents

5:03

in it now

5:05

these pistols

5:06

and then he went behind the reception desk and opened

5:09

a little door at the top of the desk

5:12

the side he pulled out a piece of wood

5:15

oh that's a secret com

5:17

the man

5:19

then i died in one

5:21

hundred and fifty years' time

5:23

yes boat you be the manager of the

5:25

hotel off the rules

5:27

the problem for nasty and

5:29

yogi

5:30

the house return to the twenty first century

5:33

the people had landed in the serpentine

5:36

river

5:37

mu till is

5:38

seat please around

5:40

my advice

5:42

for you both to take some rest

5:45

and , to try returning home

5:47

at eleven am around

5:50

the same time as when you arrived here

5:52

in our era when

5:54

i traveled to your period it

5:56

was this it was through a

5:58

hidden gate

5:59

it opened up by did not have any

6:02

transportation devices

6:04

such as yours wheels or

6:06

day wheels

6:07

use your return by passing through

6:10

the secret gate

6:12

i hope you're right

6:14

now see holding the he your read

6:17

all the excitement they had hardly slept the

6:19

previous night mr keep

6:21

awoke the children at half past ten and

6:23

just before eleven they stood in the

6:25

muse behind the hotel

6:27

well

6:28

until next time

6:30

the said holding out his hand

6:33

he wanted it for a moment was she should do

6:36

and then she realized it was polite to shake

6:38

hands

6:39

that she did

6:40

yeah he held his hand and

6:42

mr cooper shook it

6:43

my job to see you again young man

6:46

you are always welcome here in our

6:48

era

6:49

the new should hang out and watch t v

6:52

or play games

6:54

video game

6:55

be sure to bring the via eddie

6:58

murphy of coffee fond

7:00

farewell the fumes that they were about return

7:02

home

7:03

ah

7:06

he do

7:08

the home

7:19

the me

7:20

the

7:23

movies came out

7:26

, that has been painted green com one

7:29

one smart loot or became a flaky

7:32

and in need of repair and

7:34

further on repair and on some of the houses

7:36

and certainly

7:38

normally safer with saying on

7:41

there you to all your

7:43

mother was just asking just to you

7:46

that's a good thing she didn't see you both

7:48

standing on one scooter

7:50

of weeping gone

7:53

yeah you shouldn't

7:55

have left the news at all candid

7:58

be more than five mins

7:59

it said norman

8:02

don't worry i won't tell

8:06

both in in a serpentine in is not

8:08

working so well

8:10

honestly you promised you would be

8:13

careful do you want me

8:15

to get the sack

8:16

god

8:19

com is nancy longer be speaking

8:23

a , yellow open top call turned

8:25

into the muse the

8:27

driver was wearing sunglasses and sunglasses scarf

8:29

around her neck the stop the car

8:31

on a double yellow line in front of the garage

8:33

where norman kept the hotels rolls royce

8:37

do with me madame

8:39

he said

8:40

you ground park here

8:43

the woman looked at him and said

8:45

then you park good for me

8:49

she threw in the keys which he fumbled

8:52

and dropped onto the couples

8:54

sorry i i

8:56

think it's you are a guess to the hotel

8:58

he said he picked

9:01

up the keys i own it

9:04

the woman as she got out of the com

9:06

now

9:08

the

9:09

hi kids

9:10

the woman

9:14

video d

9:20

i moan

9:22

i pay your father to do the

9:24

hiring and firing

9:27

i'm susie settled briskly else is a

9:29

muse presumably to walk

9:31

round to the sun sentences and laws impressive

9:33

building that was her property

9:36

how

9:38

edna see see if the owner

9:42

now i know

9:44

that norman who open the doors

9:46

the car and sat down in the driver's

9:48

seat it was

9:50

positive his job to take the guests cause

9:52

to the local church that rent it out

9:54

parking spaces

9:56

he can lucky in the ignition and

9:58

the code simpson

10:01

no the zelda had left to india

10:04

when norman finally hit it off in the tone

10:07

let his scooter in the he skateboard in his

10:09

office

10:11

then they headed back to the hotel

10:13

the way they agreed it was best

10:15

not to tell anyone about their accents to in victorian

10:18

times

10:19

they were too many reasons why they might

10:21

get into trouble like using the

10:23

easier calls getting involved in

10:26

a june i'm telling stories

10:28

that nobody would believe

10:30

the elderly standing in the lobby waiting for

10:32

their dad

10:36

see no your

10:38

father is doing a very good job

10:41

no i meant no

10:43

then it it doesn't crash my car

10:46

than he can keep his job so now

10:49

good

10:50

very nice

10:52

the nothing

10:53

i'm to see that out

10:56

very exciting we

10:58

are going to make a documentary film

11:00

about the history of the hotel

11:03

i have been doing a lot of research into its

11:05

history and i found a lady

11:07

in the netherlands called the reserve

11:10

and gun we'd like the great

11:12

great granddaughter of one

11:14

of the founders of the hotel you

11:17

know in the story there are two

11:19

tweet

11:20

one key to muddy the same then

11:23

they fought a duel in hyde park

11:26

dude each other

11:27

to magic sword

11:30

men

11:31

the great marketing story

11:34

i don't understand

11:36

the nothing

11:38

each other died

11:40

before they got married how can they

11:42

have a great great great

11:45

granddaughter

11:46

deploying maybe

11:48

she's a new relative

11:52

the joke

11:54

maybe they thought the to i'm

11:56

fat pistols at each other and

11:58

they both miss

12:00

such

12:03

maybe the zelda

12:05

touching his head

12:07

that we need to story to

12:09

be romantic thread

12:11

the

12:12

i'm a d

12:14

june for children father who is

12:16

a manager was a hotel had arrived

12:18

at the front desk

12:20

so we have to be a d at

12:22

to deborah

12:23

no dot you

12:26

kids have a zelda

12:28

reply to alan

12:30

you can come to with they vons

12:32

like to hear what they think of owls films

12:36

the have plenty of imagination

12:39

that to the table which was more or less in

12:41

the place where the kids has sent one

12:43

hundred and fifty years earlier when they had

12:46

met maria mr cooper is due to

12:49

i'm a waitress was called abby

12:51

everything is very similar

12:53

except a sponge cake

12:55

would you be noted was not nearly

12:58

as good as it had been and victorian times

13:00

the keep listen desire to explain

13:03

her pants for the documentary which

13:05

he hoped to sell to the streaming service

13:07

such as slim sex or congo the

13:10

film follow teresa van gogh

13:13

as she researched her family history and

13:15

the legend of the twin brothers who

13:17

owned the dutch hotel

13:20

he was due to arrive next week

13:22

and she would of course want to see every part

13:24

of the hotel

13:26

including the kitchens the laundry

13:28

the garages and talk to the store

13:31

particular asking if they had ever

13:33

seen anything the turning

13:36

point as point as would come when

13:38

they open the safe in the cellar revealed

13:41

would have a secret square held within

13:44

they'll find a place

13:46

to they used in a jewel inside

13:49

best safe said yogi

13:51

really

13:53

they did older

13:54

you kids understand the high

13:56

drama of the film

13:59

so you'll get

13:59

though me what do you think about

14:02

this idea when to raise

14:04

to raise to hotel we get

14:06

a safe cracker to blow up the safe

14:08

with explosives and we find

14:11

out what's inside

14:13

do you think that would look on the scene

14:19

the or hate to be a spoilsport

14:22

but what if these dot these good

14:24

side

14:25

the or we fight it out cheese sandwich

14:27

or about stretch

14:29

wouldn't that be a letdown

14:32

the you were process blue spot

14:34

read younger

14:36

leading up to you

14:38

you find a key to the say some we can

14:40

make sure that it is not them

14:42

that we've searched for the key

14:45

and nobody's found it

14:47

he didn't though they

14:49

looked at her son oh i'm

14:51

sorry i have to be at another meeting

14:53

i should be on my way as

14:56

long as that norm and guy can bring

14:58

me my car

15:00

jake allen find

15:03

that key and pouncing

15:06

on you

15:06

yes both

15:08

said allen a zelda goes up and last

15:11

the had a glum look on his say

15:14

this isn't exactly say busy

15:16

the keys probably been missing for

15:18

a hundred years or both what

15:20

shall i do pick the lock

15:23

pablo safe cracker now

15:24

peter could you t

15:26

he knew that he couldn't now the secret

15:29

the he decided that it was time she got

15:31

a word him

15:36

good a hunch that they might

15:38

be a secret compartment in reception

15:40

desk

15:41

i know a lot of all desk system

15:44

that's where i think the key would be

15:47

the likely that that desk polish didn't

15:49

i didn't find a secret compartments

15:55

video

15:56

that was willing to give any i do itunes

15:59

the only way out the

16:02

three of them went over to the reception desk

16:04

with that morning or was it one

16:06

hundred and fifty years ago

16:09

they had seen mister cooper hi

16:11

the key

16:13

the secret compartment

16:16

history teacher told us about

16:18

li secret desks

16:20

video

16:22

if you open up a little tour

16:24

in the center says like this minutes

16:27

a cupboard the keeping that

16:31

the decide they probably

16:33

come else

16:34

you secret compartment

16:37

you seem very certain

16:41

raheem he took a look

16:43

at the desk at first

16:45

he could not pull out the full moon not

16:48

he helped him

16:49

and to his surprise say

16:52

sounders

16:53

secret compartment and

16:55

the key that was inside it

17:01

yeah

17:02

allen was completely baffled as

17:04

to how his son and daughter could

17:07

have been a spot on

17:09

no

17:10

they went down to the center and try

17:12

to key in the look of says

17:14

steve

17:16

the doors of faith opened

17:19

with a clean

17:23

well we'll we'll would we

17:25

got here

17:27

you to wouldn't book opened

17:29

it and found two

17:32

pistols

17:36

video the excitedly

17:37

the bathing

17:39

that their father

17:41

it sold to tell you where the key whoop

17:44

we promise she doesn't have anything

17:46

about this look that

17:49

the weekend papers and year they

17:51

might be interesting

17:54

that currently pulled out the book those papers

17:57

they took them up case office

18:01

it looks like the lady was cool

18:03

maria cooper

18:05

she did not marry over of them

18:08

he married

18:10

osman

18:11

alan investigated further

18:13

the send a letter from the real saw the

18:15

mr cooper

18:17

it wouldn't easy to decipher the handwriting

18:20

doctor studying is a while he

18:22

said

18:24

seems she married a young

18:26

man caught it would who worked

18:29

as the hotels doormen he

18:31

came into his inheritance which was

18:34

a small farm in hampshire and

18:36

they wait to live there

18:38

the thing is mister cooper is writing

18:40

to the dutch twins which

18:42

does not make any sense if

18:44

they shot each other

18:47

it makes sense if they both missed

18:49

it

18:51

had

18:53

i did

18:55

nazi they realized

18:57

there was no sense in because

18:59

maria has run off

19:01

to edward

19:02

will you kids seem to load awful

19:04

lot about this key in the safe

19:07

and this event but i

19:09

wherever you know

19:11

i think you might save my job

19:14

hope the older is pleased when i tell this

19:17

i hope so too

19:18

the nothing

19:20

i think she would is presented is it dot

19:22

twins so each other she

19:24

says she wanted a romantic tragedy

19:26

not to call the key

19:29

you know think you're right

19:31

you know what

19:32

i think i'll keep the evidence what really

19:35

happened

19:36

inside my own desk we'll

19:39

, the pistols back in the safe

19:41

and locket and we'd her safe cracker

19:43

tom's and blows the

19:45

door off it's hinges to

19:48

be very happy to following the

19:50

two pistols no

19:52

need for any of this paper

19:54

that contradicts her rub antique

19:56

ideas

19:58

what about the truce

19:59

off nothing

20:02

the crew is something

20:04

that has remained safe

20:06

all these years under lock

20:08

and key

20:09

that will keep it that way

20:11

who killed

20:13

religion

20:15

and who are we to disappoint

20:22

not worth the conclusion of our story

20:25

did you know

20:26

who hate her

20:28

own

20:29

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, think it'll arrive very easily easily

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i was just wondering if there is a

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publish a in the united states

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who would like to publish

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this book are agent has now

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got the rights back for the usa so

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if a publisher were to come forth

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i'm sure ideal could be

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struck

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and don't forget there are more stories

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a story know he dot com

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the meet ya know

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you know