The Skulls III

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I'm Judge Litten Mandrake, and on behalf of the council, welcome. In any fellowship, <i>you need someone you can trust, someone to be there always and for anything. A soul mate. And my soul mate is Senator Ames Levritt, class of'72. Gentlemen, you've been arranged in pairs. Soul mates. Each soul mate was chosen to complement the other... and to accept responsibility for the other. <i>Mr. Wheeler.</i> <i>Mr. Pitcairn.</i> - Thank you. - Open them. <i>[Mandrake]</i> <i>Our membership, like life,</i> <i>has its pleasures,</i> its hardships... and sometimes its pain. <i>But unlike life,</i> <i>the connection between you</i> <i>is eternal.</i> Let this seal the bond between you. <i>Be silent as you endure.</i> <i>Well done. Gentlemen,</i> <i>put on your watches.</i> <i>With the council</i> <i>as your witnesses,</i> <i>you have now become soul mates.</i> <i>And now, gentlemen,</i> <i>the rules.</i> [Together] We live by the rules, we die by the rules. [Levritt] Read your rule book. There's a rule for every possible situation. <i>Guard the key to our entry</i> <i>and your rule book...</i> <i>as you would guard</i> <i>your own lives.</i> <i>Most important, remember:</i> <i>Our rules...</i> supersede those of the outside world. <i>"A Skull above</i> <i>any other. " [Together] "A Skull above any other." Well done, gentlemen. Congratulations. As chairman of the Order of Skulls... and on behalf of the council... and the 322 alumni throughout the world, gentlemen, <i>you are welcome. Welcome home. The proudest day of my life, Caleb. Thanks, Dad. I want to make you proud.