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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Tintin goes to visit Captain Haddock and Professor Calculus at their new home in Marlinspike Hall. On the train, he reads about a team of seven explorers returning home after a two year expedition in the Andes where they discovered the tomb of the ancient Incan priest Rascar Capac, with the latter's mummy in tow. A strange man compares them to the Egyptologists who unearthed Tutankhamen's tomb and claims the same fate will befall them. Later on, Tintin attends a music hall with Haddock and is surprised to find General Alcazar, having been deposed of power and now performing as a knife thrower. Another act by a psychic also mentions the Incan expedition and claims its members are in grave danger. |