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Jake,
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time to wake up, sleepyhead.
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What was that?
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Nothing. It didn't look like nothing.
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It was just something I found on the
beach.
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What?
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A seal skin.
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A seal skin?
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Why would you bring that home? I don't
want that in the house, Jake. Could it
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covered in mites and disease?
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Yeah, Jake. It isn't. It's beautiful.
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No. Get rid of it.
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I'll make her come cry.
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Morning, bud.
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Ricky, help yourself.
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At least over for breakfast?
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Yeah, there's food.
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And calories taste better the next day.
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So what you're saying is that we've run
out of milk, cereal and bread?
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Yeah, I did forget to get some stuff,
but it's fine.
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We'll get it today.
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In the meantime, enjoy your dinner
again.
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So I was thinking maybe I could do
correspondence school.
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That way I could travel with you
wherever you need to go.
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Hey, Bricky, you're going to have to
wait, bud.
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That boat's come free.
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You did it more properly, didn't you?
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Yeah, I thought I did.
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Okay, you wait here, mate. I want to
swim out there.
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It's too rough. Just let it go.
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And aboard that came the footage.
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How much does the boat cost?
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Too much.
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Leave it there. It's just a boat will
wash up somewhere.
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It's all good.
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Won't take effect.
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I've done something, so I've got to try
and go under and cut it.
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You all right, mate?
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You made it me.
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You didn't even listen to me.
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I told you not to go in.
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I thought you drowned.
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I thought... You felt what?
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I'd be on my own.
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Gee, gee.
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Hey.
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I would never leave you on your own,
bud.
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Are you really worried about that?
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I'm sorry for scaring you, okay?
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I wasn't thinking.
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Hey.
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Come here.
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I'm sorry.
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That was stupid of me.
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Lucky one of us has their head screwed
on, eh?
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You definitely need me to live with you
to keep you out of trouble.
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Nah, I think you need a proper parent,
mate.
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Not a leftover for breakfast, parent.
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I don't mind.
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I like sausages.
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Promise me that you'll think about it.
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Tell you what, you run home, get
changed, then go to the shop, get up
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stuff. I'll take care of the bus.
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Okay?
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Jessie? Come on now.
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Time to come in.
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Ted! My hand.
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It's nothing.
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That's not nothing.
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That's yuck.
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You go home and fix that up.
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I'll do the rubbish.
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You sure?
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Rubbish is easy to pick up.
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Makes you wonder why they chucked it
away in the first place.
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I'll get the bag.
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Need a hand?
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Could I ask you the same thing?
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Just a scratch.
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Better put these to good use.
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Yes, yes.
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Are you okay?
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It's gone.
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Your skin?
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I put it where I always put it.
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But it's not there.
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It's alright.
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He has it. I've seen him with it. I can
smell it.
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Who? That boy.
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I've seen you with him. You know him.
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Jake?
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No way.
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Jake wouldn't do that.
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He wouldn't steal anything.
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He did.
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And he'll find it very hard to return.
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Kara, I've got to go.
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But don't worry, I'll keep an eye out.
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You're right about that storm.
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Must be listening to a different weather
report.
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Yeah.
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Something like that.
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So does the council pay you to do that?
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It can't.
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No, it's all me.
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Guardian of the land.
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Sounds a bit high and mighty when you
say it in English.
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No, I just... Do my bit to keep the area
safe and clean for the wildlife.
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The land is where our roots grow, and
roots don't grow in polluted soil.
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So your roots are here?
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I'm as local as they come.
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I went away for a while after.
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I couldn't stay away.
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Anywhere this moana is part of me.
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Where are you from? You look like
you're...
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A bit further north, am I right?
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Wherever I plug my laptop in.
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Yeah, I move around a lot for work.
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Your boy must find it tough.
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Not knowing where his dad's going to be.
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Yeah, I guess his mum's a lot better at
the whole parenting thing than I am.
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That's a bit of a cop -out, eh?
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Excuse me?
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Kid needed to be there for them, no
matter what.
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What are you doing up there?
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Nothing. Just waiting for you.
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So, what's the deal?
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I saw you talking to that lady on the
beach.
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The one that I was searching for
yesterday.
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Who? Kara.
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You know her name?
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Are you friends with her?
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No. I don't know her, know her. I just
know her. You know?
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What'd she want?
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She lost her coat.
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She's been looking for it everywhere.
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She's lost her coat.
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Have you seen it?
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Yes. And I'm wearing it.
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Right now.
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Under your clothes?
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What? No!
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Does it look like I'm wearing a coat
under my clothes?
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Are you sure you haven't seen it?
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It's a fur coat, and she left it in a
cave on the beach.
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You have seen it! No, I haven't. I don't
say that.
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Bit weird leaving a fur coat in a cave.
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She's too warm. She had to take it off.
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But now she needs it back.
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Can't she buy another one?
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Her one's special.
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Why?
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I can't tell you. Because she's your
friend, and you're protecting her, and
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that's why you set me on a wild goose
chase all day yesterday.
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The question is, why?
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Okay, sweet.
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Bye.
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Kyra, know if you took it.
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She smelt her on you.
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She did?
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Yeah, well, what kind of person goes on
sniffing people?
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That's freaky.
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If you had it, you'd tell me, right?
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Only if you tell me why it's so special.
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It's valuable, okay?
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It's worth three, seven, five hundred
dollars.
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I know something's going on with Kara,
Jessie.
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I'm not stupid.
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Hey, you gotta pay for that.
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Sorry.
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Jake, wait!
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Well?
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It's a secret, alright?
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It's a big secret.
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It's weird having secrets with grown
-ups.
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It's like Red Alert's stranger danger.
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Especially with her.
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The smithing, the fish bones.
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She's not normal.
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No, she's not.
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Come on, GC.
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You can trust me.
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It's not just our coat.
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It's her coat.
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It's her skin.
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Her skin?
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Kara is a selkie, Jake.
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A what?
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She's half seal, half human.
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She needs her skin to be whole again.
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Half seal.
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Do you honestly expect me to believe
that?
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They're true.
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But Dad said shapeshifters aren't real.
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They're fairy tales.
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Aren't they?
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Kara seems pretty real to me.
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And you must have noticed something
special about that skin.
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Yeah, it makes me feel amazing. So you
do have it?
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Yeah.
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Yeah, I do.
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They put their skin on and they become
seals.
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And then when they take it off, they're
human.
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That explains why Kara's so upset.
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It's fun for Stalkies to come to land
and play at being human for a day or
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But if Kara doesn't have her skin, she's
trapped here.
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She can never go home to her family.
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I didn't know.
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I'm sorry.
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I'll give it back.
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You can't just hand it back.
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Why not?
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The moment a selkie is reunited with
their skin is very dangerous.
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They become their full animal self
again.
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There's no telling what they'll do to
the person who kept their skin from
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Never get between a seal on the sea,
remember?
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How do you know so much about that
selkie stuff anyway?
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Ted's told me stories.
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I'd better go check on him.
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Take the skin straight to the cave and
don't let Kara see you with it.
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Hello. Can I help you?
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I thought I smelled something.
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Delicious.
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Jumped in and did what I can.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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You did an amazing job.
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Yeah.
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Oh, hey, this is my son, Jake.
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What's she doing here?
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Oh, hey, rude.
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Sorry about that. He's only 11,
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12. Sorry, old enough to not have
forgotten his man.
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Sorry.
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He's building from his mums.
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How do you do?
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I'm Kara.
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We were just about to go for a walk.
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Did you want to join us?
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No, thanks.
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I'm just going to put my boots on.
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I'd better put this in the kitchen.
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Your dad told me you had quite the
adventure with your boat.
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Was it so fun at the time?
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Yeah, you must be careful of the sea.
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He can be quite...
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I'm forgiving.
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I love beachcombing after a storm,
though.
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Most beautiful things roll in with the
tide.
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Tell me, did you find anything special
on the beach?
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Answer me, please. Did you find anything
special?
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Hey, I think maybe we could go for a
stroll along the bay.
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I actually changed my mind.
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I'd like to stay here.
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Okay. I will put on a kiddo.
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I've got to go to the funny pocket.
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I saw something.
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Oh, okay.
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I'm just going to the bathroom.
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Anyways, then the magazine thought that
Island Bay would be a good destination,
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and I thought, why not?
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You know?
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The sea life is phenomenal, and it's
really easy to get to, and the cafes,
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aren't too bad.
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Your son's been gone a really long time.
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Has he?
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I hope he's not there.
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Uh,
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we'll go check in the bathroom for him.
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Hey, Jake!
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Jake?
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Thank you.
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