A narrator recounts the bloody history of a mythical artifact known as Eternity's Gate, which is said to pierce time but carries a lethal curse. The scene transitions from ancient Egypt to the battlefields of WWII, culminating in a clandestine meeting between American civilians and a Nazi captain during a storm in 1945.
CHURCHILL: Ages ago, it first appeared...
CHURCHILL: Eternity’s Gate.
CHURCHILL: No one knows for sure where it came from, but legends say it can pierce time -- peer into the past, glimpse secrets long hidden.
CHURCHILL: Problem is, along with it came a Curse.
CHURCHILL: Something about disturbing t
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