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The Secret of Sarek
Capítulos (19)
- Foreword 0:00
- I: The Deserted Cabin 3:07
- II: On the Edge of the Atlantic 27:33
- III: Vorski’s Son 55:42
- IV: The Poor People of Sarek 1:36:11
- V: “Four Women Crucified” 2:08:04
- VI: All’s Well 2:51:43
- VII: François and Stéphane 3:25:32
- VIII: Anguish 3:52:12
- IX: The Death-Chamber 4:23:05
- X: The Escape 4:46:26
- XI: The Scourge of God 5:18:01
- XII: The Ascent of Golgotha 5:58:34
- XIII: “Eloi, Eloi, Lama Sabachthani!” 6:34:49
- XIV: The Ancient Druid 7:06:01
- XV: The Hall of the Underground Sacrifices 7:40:55
- XVI: The Hall of the Kings of Bohemia 8:24:20
- XVII: “Cruel Prince, Obeying Destiny” 8:58:32
- XVIII: The God-Stone 9:36:50
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While watching a film, Véronique d’Hergemont spots her childhood signature mysteriously written on the side of a hut in the background of a scene. Her visit to the location of the film shoot deepens the mystery, but also provides further clues that point her towards long-lost relations and a great secret from ancient history: a secret that will require the services of a particular man to unravel.
The Secret of Sarek was published in the original French in 1919, and in this English translation in 1920. It was Maurice Leblanc’s first Arsène Lupin novel written after the Great War, and its impact on Leblanc is palpable: the novel has a much darker tone than earlier works, and even the famous cheery charm of Lupin is diluted. The result is a classic horror story, bringing a new dimension to the series.