Episode 04 (The Goliath Window) — line 178 re-extraction
Buggy line in episodes/04.json: index 178, window [929.3, 1056.4]s (127.1s).
Original (broken): 1 transcript line, 2535 words attributed to one speaker (Mark) over 127.1s = 19.9 words/sec, impossible. Reading the text confirms the corpus extractor mis-merged a long Luke/Mark exchange under a single attribution.
Re-extracted (Gemini diarization on the audio slice): 46 lines with 2 distinct speakers.
Chirp 3 cross-check: unavailable (env not configured).
Replacement segments
| time (s) | speaker | dur | words | text |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 929.3-933.3 | Speaker A | 4.0s | 21 | So many years since I saw you. Let us speak plainly, let us be the same again here. Take my hand. |
| 933.3-936.3 | Speaker B | 3.0s | 10 | No, sir! I have told you already, I shall not. |
| 936.3-937.3 | Speaker A | 1.0s | 10 | Well, not as a parson then, but as a brother. |
| 937.3-939.3 | Speaker B | 2.0s | 9 | It is as a brother that I may not. |
| 939.3-940.3 | Speaker A | 1.0s | 2 | May not? |
| 940.3-940.3 | Speaker B | 0.0s | 1 | No. |
| 940.3-941.3 | Speaker A | 1.0s | 3 | Why ever not? |
| 941.3-944.3 | Speaker B | 3.0s | 7 | I have sworn an oath against it. |
| 944.3-945.3 | Speaker A | 1.0s | 3 | Sworn an oath? |
| 945.3-948.3 | Speaker B | 3.0s | 14 | Damn it, will you cease from echoing my every word like a poll parrot? |
| 948.3-954.3 | Speaker A | 6.0s | 28 | Sir, you say such ludicrous things a man can scarce help echoing them for very incredulity. An oath… |
| 954.3-956.3 | Speaker B | 2.0s | 9 | Not just you, but any member of my family. |
| 956.3-956.3 | Speaker A | 0.0s | 1 | Absurd. |
| 956.3-967.3 | Speaker B | 11.0s | 43 | No absurdity to it, sir! A solemn oath that after what passed between our father and myself, that h… |
| 967.3-968.3 | Speaker A | 1.0s | 2 | Nor brandy? |
| 968.3-971.3 | Speaker B | 3.0s | 11 | No, I didn't say that. That wasn't part of the oath. |
| 971.3-974.3 | Speaker A | 3.0s | 14 | Well why swear such an oath? Against our father, perhaps. But why against me? |
| 974.3-975.3 | Speaker B | 1.0s | 4 | You know why, sir! |
| 975.3-976.3 | Speaker A | 1.0s | 4 | I do not, sir! |
| 976.3-979.3 | Speaker B | 3.0s | 9 | Then... then... then let us not speak of it. |
| 979.3-980.3 | Speaker A | 1.0s | 4 | That makes no sense. |
| 980.3-983.3 | Speaker B | 3.0s | 16 | Nonetheless, it is my wish. Talk of it any more and I shall quit the premises. |
| 983.3-992.3 | Speaker A | 9.0s | 29 | Very well. Very well. In that case, let us return to our labour. Put down the brandy, sir. I say, p… |
| 992.3-993.3 | Speaker B | 1.0s | 5 | But Goliath had no sling! |
| 993.3-999.3 | Speaker A | 6.0s | 21 | No, I have sketched enough of you for Goliath. We will turn our attention now to David. David had a… |
| 999.3-1000.3 | Speaker B | 1.0s | 8 | But I understood I was to be Goliath. |
| 1000.3-1002.3 | Speaker A | 2.0s | 7 | You are to be David and Goliath. |
| 1002.3-1005.3 | Speaker B | 3.0s | 12 | David and Goliath? Quite so. How can I be David and Goliath? |
| 1005.3-1007.3 | Speaker A | 2.0s | 5 | I shall draw you twice. |
| 1007.3-1014.3 | Speaker B | 7.0s | 22 | About their sizes, sir! Goliath was a giant, and David just a little regular fellow. How can any ma… |
| 1014.3-1018.3 | Speaker A | 4.0s | 11 | When I sketch you as Goliath, I shall sketch you bigger. |
| 1018.3-1020.3 | Speaker B | 2.0s | 8 | Good lord. You parsons and your tricks, eh? |
| 1020.3-1026.3 | Speaker A | 6.0s | 26 | I should not call this one a parson's trick so much as a painter's... well, in truth I should scarc… |
| 1026.3-1028.3 | Speaker B | 2.0s | 9 | But look here, I don't want to be David. |
| 1028.3-1029.3 | Speaker A | 1.0s | 2 | Why not? |
| 1029.3-1031.3 | Speaker B | 2.0s | 6 | Well, he was the little chap. |
| 1031.3-1037.3 | Speaker A | 6.0s | 16 | Only in comparison to the giant Goliath, who, let me say again, will also be you. |
| 1037.3-1038.3 | Speaker B | 1.0s | 5 | But still the little chap. |
| 1038.3-1041.3 | Speaker A | 3.0s | 9 | The future king of Israel! And forefather of Christ. |
| 1041.3-1042.3 | Speaker B | 1.0s | 4 | Still a little chap. |
| 1042.3-1047.3 | Speaker A | 5.0s | 23 | Also, be it not forgot, he won the battle. You would not, I am persuaded, wish to appear solely as … |
| 1047.3-1049.3 | Speaker B | 2.0s | 9 | Oh, he won, no doubt, but only by cheating. |
| 1049.3-1050.3 | Speaker A | 1.0s | 2 | By cheating? |
| 1050.3-1052.3 | Speaker B | 2.0s | 8 | Certainly. Look here, he used this damn thing... |
| 1052.3-1052.3 | Speaker A | 0.0s | 2 | The sling. |
| 1052.3-1056.4 | Speaker B | 4.1s | 18 | Exactly so. Whilst the other chap had only a spear. Well, naturally he won. Why, anyone could have.… |
Notes
- Gemini labelled the speakers Speaker A and Speaker B — no self-introduction in this slice. Mapping to Mark / Luke requires context from the surrounding episode (Luke is the parson who "shall not as a brother... has sworn an oath").
- The replacement lines re-time relative to the full episode; the original buggy window covered 929.3–1056.4s.
- Reproduce:
uv run python src/reextract_episode_segment.py