Considering that the above post features the final script version for Scene 119, it's worth revisiting this post:

And something else that I alluded to earlier is that once again the Fest's 1999 Movie Calendar includes dialogue for a scene that aren't in any other version of the scene that I have other than the novelization - and one isn't even in that in its entirety. So without further ado, here are those sorts of entries on the calendar for Scene 119:

For March 13th:

hoDS: Alternate Version of Scene #119 - Stokes: 'All of the
classic symptoms are present in the attacks that have
occurred here.'

For March 14th:

hoDS: Alternate Version of Scene #119 - Julia: 'But, Eliot,
vampires are only legend.'

For March 15th:

hoDS: Alternate Version of Scene #119 - Stokes: 'Do you
know of any animals in this area that attack people for their
blood?'

For March 17th:

hoDS: Alternate Version of Scene #119 - Stokes:
'Impossible. Vampirism isn't a disease, Julia. Vampires are
the living dead.'

Though when I put together the original hoDS slideshow, I replaced the calendar's quotes for March 13h, 14th, 15th and 17th with their comparable quotes from what appears in DC's script:

For March 13th:

hoDS: Scene #119 - Stokes: 'You know, there are many
well documented cases for it -- some from the Twentieth
Century.'

For March 14th:

hoDS: Scene #119 - Julia: 'Well, I know about the legends.'

For March 15th:

hoDS: Scene #119 - Stokes: 'There's no animal in this area
that attacks people for their blood.'

For March 17th:

hoDS: Scene #119 - Stokes: 'Vampirism isn't a disease,
Julia. Vampires are the living dead.'

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