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In prison, the Great Inquisitor urges Ambrosio to acknowledge his sins and name his accomplices, but Ambrosio remains silent.
At the castle, Elvira identifies herself as Antonia's mother.
Their relationship becomes intimate, and Mathilde persuades Ambrosio that their passion need not be denied.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
At the castle, Elvira begs Ambrosio not to leave her; the Inquisition then arrests those inside.
In a private encounter, Ambrosio tries to draw Antonia into an intimate conversation and tests how easily a man might take advantage of her.
The Duke of Talamur invites Ambrosio to visit. Later, the Duke says he did not know he was giving shelter to a murderer.
Ambrosio's celebrated religious authority collides with forbidden desire, alleged crimes, and the pressure of the Inquisition.
Directed by Adonis Kyrou
The Monk (1972) · 5.8/10 · drama, horror
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