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You're the only one.
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Bad dream?
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What do you reckon it means?
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The grub. Well, I haven't done my dream
analysis course yet, Perry, so I'd be
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making the meanings up.
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Have a go anyway.
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I don't know.
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Maybe the grub is something that you're
worried about. Not that you've got
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anything to worry about. I mean, from
where I'm standing, your life looks
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pretty... Justy Peachy perfect to me.
Doing well at school, surfing like a
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demon, a guy that digs you for the stuff
in your head.
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Although I'm sure he's pretty keen on
the stuff on the outside too.
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Like Edge is any different.
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Edge is definitely different.
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Oh, I almost forgot.
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Someone left a note for you under our
door last night. And by the way, the
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envelope smelled of bad aftershave. I'm
guessing it was Matt.
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Where is it? At home.
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I'll rake to you.
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Maybe even best.
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Why? Just thought I'd check before I
demand to know what Romeo had to say.
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Oh, my seat must be rotting.
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He's not breaking up with you, is he?
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No. Well, what then?
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He wants to know what makes me tick.
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I want to know your dreams, your hope,
the deepest thoughts you have when you
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think no one is listening.
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Wow.
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Boy's got it bad.
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Well, smile, Perry. This is a good
thing. This is like double peaches with
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on top.
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Beck is right.
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There is no grub in my peach.
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I just need to stop looking for problems
and appreciate what I've got.
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My life is cloud nine material.
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Yeah. Is he still there? I don't know.
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Let's go have a look.
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It's probably some old guy sleeping
rough.
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They're around here all the time.
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Hey. I'm just being stupid.
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No. No.
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You just got a shock, that's all.
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Oh, no, no, no.
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This is not happening.
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Well, whoever it was, they're gone.
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You okay?
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I, um... I've got to go to the bathroom.
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Now, you listen here, you weirdo.
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Whatever you think just happened, didn't
happen, all right?
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You do not have a thing for Edge.
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He's not even your type. He's a caveman.
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And even if you did, and even if he
weren't,
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He's your best friend's boyfriend.
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So enough with the crazy thinking, okay?
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Everything all right, Perry?
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Yeah.
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Everything's peachy.
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Stop it, you moony.
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Read them and weep.
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What is a shaboodle?
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Nonsense is what it is. You can't make
up a word. I didn't make it up. It's a
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real word. As in the whole, kit and
shaboodle.
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Kaboodle is the word I think you're
looking for, Heath. Kit and kaboodle.
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Anyway, you missed the turn for trying
to cheat. You guys have no creative
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spirit, you know that?
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I'm done.
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What have you lost?
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A ring.
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My parents gave it to me for Christmas.
They'll freak if I've lost it. Are you
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sure you put it on? Yeah.
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I remember having it on after training.
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Well, maybe you lost it in the shed
after you got that fright.
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Maybe. And while I look for it in the
morning, it's too dark now.
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Oh, you're just a bit nervy to go out in
case Frankenstein's back for bed and
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breakfast, then.
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I'm not scared, Heath.
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I'll go with you.
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I've got a thing I need to change for
the morning, so no worries.
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Well, could you maybe just look for it
while you're out there?
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Do I look like a servant?
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You'd go with it now.
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Whoa.
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You are wound up, aren't you?
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Sorry.
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Too easy.
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Oh, no.
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Whoa.
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Um... I'm sorry. I don't know why I did
that. It's cool.
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Don't worry about it.
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Um... Here.
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Thanks for your help.
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What do you think it means, the grub?
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Well, it seems pretty obvious, really.
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It's you, Perry.
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The grub is you.
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You are the grub.
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Hey, there you are.
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We're about to send out the search
party. Did you find it? Find what?
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Your ring, the thing you went looking
for. Oh, yes.
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Thank you. Have a seat.
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Smells great.
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Mm -mm.
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Good, eh?
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Oh, it tastes even better.
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Ed, can you pass me some bread?
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If someone put a lot of time and energy
into inventing the fork, you might want
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to give it a go.
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I don't feel very good.
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I think I'm going to lie down.
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We decided you were excused from this
morning's run because you needed a good
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sleep.
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Are the roses from Matt?
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Guess again.
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Oh, no.
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You got some secret admirer you're not
telling me about.
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They're from me, you noodle.
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I went home this morning and the front
garden's full of them.
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Thank you.
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They're beautiful.
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Well, come on. Get your skates on if
you're going to make this training
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with Deb.
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Everyone ready?
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We'll go on.
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Go!
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Okay, now it's probably going to feel a
bit heavier than usual, right?
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We're going to start with 10 laps, then
we'll see how we're all feeling. Excuse
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me, Deb, unless you plan on getting in
here with us, I don't think you can use
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the word we.
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She's not going to get in. She needs to
stay out there so she can actually see
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our pain.
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Well, believe it or not, I'm not doing
this for my own enjoyment. Yeah, right.
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Now, if I just let go on the side of the
pool, I could think down and forget
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just how badly I've screwed everything
up.
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You're not getting away with it that
easily.
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We've got that right.
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Hey.
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Hi.
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Um, I just wanted to say sorry again for
what happened last night. Forget about
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it. And to check that's what we're
doing.
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Forgetting about it. What else would we
be doing?
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Nothing. Right.
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Weird stuff happens.
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No big deal.
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You're not angry then? I mean, I kissed
you.
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I get angry about a lot of things,
Perry, but kissing's not one of them. So
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don't fret. Yeah.
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Right.
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Beck! Beck, wait!
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If you keep following me, Perry, you'll
be sorry.
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More trouble on Paranoid?
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Looks like it.
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Oh, Beck.
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She kissed me. I had nothing to do with
it, I swear. I don't want to hear it.
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Was it good?
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The kiss?
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She was freaked out.
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It was nothing.
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Well, if it was so nothing, then you
would have come inside and said, Hey,
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the weirdest thing just happened. Perry
just tried to kiss me. But you didn't do
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that.
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Dad, you and Perry worked out how to
keep it a secret, and you don't keep
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secrets about things which are nothing!
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So, tomorrow's a free day.
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What excellent adventures can we get up
there?
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No, it is.
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I thought maybe we can sit and talk
about why certain people aren't getting
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along with certain other people.
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Or we could just, you know, hit some
stuff together really hard.
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Oh, seems like I haven't cooked enough.
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Here, Perry, why don't you take mine?
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Because you're really good at taking
what's mine.
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If someone's hungry, feel free.
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Hey, do you know what's going on? I'm
going to eat outside.
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Are they having some sort of love
affair?
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I have no idea what's going on.
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Perry's been acting really weird since
yesterday. Maybe she got in the middle
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a fight or something.
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Maybe we all need to get out of here.
Stop thinking about surfing for ten
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seconds. Might work.
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Hey, have you guys been to Garrett
Island?
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Have you two got a set?
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Yeah, sure, Beck. What is it?
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I want to change rooms.
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What for?
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Just felt like a change.
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Well, what brought this on? I thought
you and Perry were best mates.
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No reason. You just wanted a change.
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Did you speak to the other girls about
it?
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Well, unless there's a big reason, I
don't think it's right to upset the
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cart at this stage. I mean, there's only
a few weeks left.
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It's like Central Station tonight. Come
on in.
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You want to change rooms too?
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Is that what Beck was here for?
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Is there something going down that we
should know about?
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Um, everyone's just a bit tense at the
moment. We're probably all getting on
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each other's nerves.
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I'm not getting on anyone's nerves.
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But, um, the real reason that we are
here is we thought it'd be good for
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if we spent some time doing something
fun.
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You know, lighten the mood a little bit.
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Oh, yeah?
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Have you been to Garrett Island?
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Well, it's just a few k's from the
point, and we thought, go have a barbie,
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maybe take the volleyball gear, be back
before sunset.
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And you want to know if you can borrow
the tinny to get there, right? We'll be
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the most responsible young people you
can imagine.
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I just want you to know that...
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That edge had nothing to do with it.
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It was all my fault.
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I'm so sorry, Beth.
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I think I'll go back home as well.
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Do you think the fun will kick in soon?
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Yeah, give it a week or two. This place
will be rocking.
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Has anyone seen Perry? She was walking
around those rocks.
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Someone needs to go and tell her lunch
will be on soon.
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And I'm voting for you.
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Hey.
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Hi.
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What you doing?
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Rehearsing a speech I'm going to make to
you?
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I can't decide whether to give you the
long version or the short one.
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Well, if it's a breaking up speech, I'd
rather have the short one, if that's all
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right. It's not a breaking up speech.
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But I'm pretty sure when I'm finished,
you'll want to break up with me.
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I'm all ears.
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Ah, excellent timing.
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Where's he going?
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What happened, Perry?
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I told him.
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You told him what?
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That I kissed Edge.
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At least now this aggro makes sense.
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He'll be back.
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You reckon?
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He goes back already?
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No, decided not to go.
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Why's that?
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Not in the mood.
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Yeah, well, there's a bit of that going
around.
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Not in the moodness.
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Why is Matt back so soon?
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Said he didn't want to go.
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Well, he was in the tinny when it left.
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I saw them all go.
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I'll just... I don't know, maybe try
holding it up. If I hold it up, I can't
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talk. What's the use of mobile phones
anyway? They never work when you need
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to. Come on, phone!
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I want to... Turn the telephone on.
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Was it bad?
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Yeah.
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It was bad.
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Not as bad as you, but then again, maybe
Matt's better at hiding his complete
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disgust.
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I'd be happy to take a list of demands.
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Clean a new room for the rest of the
year, walk naked down the main street,
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a bag on my head, whatever.
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But if there isn't anything I can do to
get things back on track, I'd rather
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know because then I can stop hoping I
can work out how to fix things.
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The bag on the head option sounds kind
of interesting, for starters.
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I've got a signal.
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Yeah. Come on, come on, come on. Hey,
Simo, it's Anna.
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We're kind of stuck.
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Perfect Saturday of our eye candy.
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Just a thing to take your mind off all
your troubles.
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Supposing you have any troubles.
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Which I'm assuming you do, considering
you left the others on an island to die
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slow and painful death from starvation.
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I've got a call from Eno.
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I'm going to go back and get them. I'll
just keep putting it off.
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Mate, just because you had a blue with
one of them doesn't mean you can dump
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rest of them in it.
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I'm happy to go and pick them up, unless
you want to. I'd rather not.
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Okay. You stay here, chill out a bit.
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Thanks.
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Mate, I don't know exactly what's
happened, but don't be so quick to pull
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drawbridge.
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People do stupid things.
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It's not the end of the world.
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Never been an argument yet. It can't be
sorted out.
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Is Matt... He's chilling out.
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I felt like coming for a spin.
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Look, guys, no one expects you to live
like happy families.
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All right, but you do have to learn to
get along.
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It's natural for emotions to run high
from time to time, but you've got to
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remember this is a competition.
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Let your emotions get the better of you.
You can kiss your chances goodbye.
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But you can't run away from things
either.
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No, you can sort them out responsibly.
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Now, if anyone's got a problem with
that, this might not be such a bad place
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spend the next month or so.
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Great. I love it when we all agree.
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Let's go home.
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Shower time, stinky bunny.
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You coming in?
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Am I invited in?
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Um, I'm not really sure you want to hear
anything I have to say.
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But it'd be really good if you could
hear me out.
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I've never really had a letter like the
one you wrote. And the truth is, it did
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freak me out a bit.
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Because it made me realise that you
really like me.
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And, I don't know, the whole thing with
Edge was just something that happened on
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the spur of the moment.
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I was freaked out and he was there.
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We all do stupid things sometimes.
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Do you?
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Me especially.
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It's not the end of the world.
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You are amazing, man.
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And you're making me feel like I've just
made the biggest blunder of my life.
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Do you think we could still be friends?
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I don't know.
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If we're friends, I'll probably still
want to know all that stuff about you.
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What makes you tick?
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That sounds nice.
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So nice, in fact, I'm starting to wish
we didn't have to split up at all.
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Have you said anything about splitting
up?
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How come you never offered me the bag
and my head punishment as a way to get
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of the doghouse?
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Too easy.
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Anyway... Simmo made a pretty strong
case as to why I should fast -track
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back to normal. Well, if we're broken
up, I understand.
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But I just wish you'd given me a bit
more warning, because the last kiss I
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scored wasn't from you.
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I mean, if I had known what was going to
happen, I would have given myself
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something much better to remember.
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There's too much choice and not enough
time.
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Too much, a lot of fun.
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Aiming for your head. Get down.
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You're the only one.
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Get down.
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