Saturday, November 23, 2019

Jewels.......cloning...............jade..(green).....Jade in El Clone...........a Muslim woman from Morocco.......m and ms.................a Brazilian telenovela...........emeralds (green in color) in Columbia.............money is green...................the Hope diamond.......from India......now in downtown Wash Dc........the Nat. History museum.........the American people own its famous curse................................


How might they set off WW3??  A political assassination?..............ass ass.........t and a.......tits and ass..................Las Vegas.................prostitution is legal........Wash Dc........they want to make it legal...........it might as well be legal............the police themselves are up to their necks in taking drugs and engaged in prostitution................

Plot

In Vienna, Austria-Hungary, 1889, a magician named Eisenheim is arrested by Chief Inspector Walter Uhl of the Vienna Police during a magic show involving necromancy. Later, Uhl explains the story of Eisenheim's life to Crown Prince Leopold.
Eisenheim was born to a cabinet-maker and became interested in magic after meeting a travelling magician. He also fell in love with Sophie, the Duchess von Teschen, but the two were forbidden to see each other on account of the former being a peasant. They kept meeting secretly but were caught one day and separated by force. Eisenheim proceeded to study magic by travelling the world, and fifteen years later returned to Vienna to perform. During one performance, he encounters the adult Sophie and learns that she is expected to marry the Crown Prince Leopold, who, it is rumored, is brutal towards women and in the past even murdered one. Eisenheim conducts a private show for the Crown Prince and humiliates him in the course of it. In response, he is banned from performing again in Vienna. Eisenheim asks Sophie to flee with him, but Sophie is afraid that they will be hunted down and executed. Sophie also reveals that the Crown Prince is planning a coup d'etat against his elderly father, the Emperor Franz Joseph I.

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